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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1999
Page
2
The King's Woods Preservation Committee objects to a suggested $2 million valuation and calls for a rational, informed city dialogue. Robin Kopronica chairs the group and invites public comments via email SaveRWoods ad.com and website http//www.geocities.com/ RainForest/Andes/7529.
The Ohio Department of Transportation pushes a study on car pool lanes for the I-90 third lane past Lorain County. Officials fear bottlenecks at the Cuyahoga line. the lane remains completed but forbidden until 2002 or 2003.
A Lorain community group, the King's Woods Preservation Committee, writes to residents defending the preservation of King's Woods. They reject diverting funds from fire stations or overpaying for the land, citing eminent domain and an appraised fair market value of $800,000 per Probate Court records.
Carl Christman argues Clinton should acknowledge lying under oath and reflect on anti Nixon rhetoric during Watergate. He suggests Clinton may have resisted truth with hindsight and warns the Senate to allow a full trial or at least full examination of evidence.
In Elyria and Defiance, music programs offer belonging and intellectual growth despite budget pressures. Students like Mark Burch and others find purpose in band, while officials warn that funding cuts threaten the choir and orchestra reach across schools and the wider community.
The piece treats Pat Buchanan as a proxy barometer of hidden right wing resentments in America. It contrasts the era’s anti Semitic sites with modern elites including Harvard and Palm Beach and mocks Buchanan while warning against liberal fear of his rhetoric. It argues the right masks vulgarity and privileges the wealthy, praising Buchanan as a revealing figure.
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