Editorial Roses and raspberries in Elyria column
A mix of praise and admonition runs through the column. Elyria police receive 770 citizen surveys with 613 favorable, 146 neutral, and 11 negative remarks, suggesting strong public approval of the department. Jim Brown earns a raspberry for blaming others after a six month jail term. Lorain County NF B is praised for donating 15 Braille books to local libraries, and Lorain County Human Services earns a rose for extending hours to 7 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays to aid working residents seeking assistance.
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Michael Medders
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Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
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Calif
Nelson Mendela
Lorain County
National Federation of the Blind
Oberlin
Lorain
Opinions Yours Ours And Theirs On Editorial Page
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines that editorials express the paper's views while guest pieces challenge readers to form opinions. It invites readers to submit letters to the editor sharing thoughts and reactions.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Football as War Parable by Brzezinski in Washington Post
Special to The Washington Post Zbigniew Brzezinski recalls his late discovery of American football and argues the game mirrors real warfare. He compares owners to heads of state coaches to generals quarterbacks to field commanders and stresses the home front's morale impact.
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Washington Post
America
White House
Redskins
Washington
Nixon
CinCs
Gen. Eisenhower
Gen
MacArthur
Patton
Gen. Westmoreland
Money, race and self-help in Black America
Clarence Page argues black Americans must curb blaming white America for economic woes and pursue financial independence through self-help and civil rights enforcement. He cites David Horowitz and Jesse Jackson Jr. while noting lingering gaps in savings and wealth. The piece underscoring personal responsibility and sustained progress appears in a Tribune column.
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Elder, Horowitz
Jesse L. Jackson
Times Business Books
U.S
Jesse L. Jackson Jr
Jackson
Freedom Symphony
New Year's Eve Y2K Peace Inspires Global Grace
Joan Ryan reflects on the Y2K dawn as a peaceful worldwide celebration. She notes how despite fears of disaster the night brought gratitude, connection, and a shared sense of grace and hope for the new century, with families at home and communities cherishing time together.
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