Oil tax would spur U S recovery says Longworth
The essay argues OPEC disintegration offers a path to cheaper oil and stronger growth. A new federal oil tax could fund deficit reduction, trim the trade deficit, lower interest rates, and boost U S manufacturing while preserving conservation gains, though faced with Reagan’s opposition.
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Father’s lifelong role ends as daughter grows independent
A father recounts decades of caregiving from infancy to adolescence and beyond. He recalls the chores, games, and quiet sacrifices that held their bond, then faces the ache of her becoming independent as she moves toward adulthood.
Local firms urge testing reform in Ohio emission bills
George Pastor of the Northern Ohio Petroleum Retailers Association argues against HB 500 and SB 203 which seek a state monopoly to contract with out of state firms for emission testing in Cleveland and Cincinnati areas. He says private testing can be done now through local service stations and dealers, creating jobs and maintaining community tax contributions while avoiding costly centers.
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We Must Act Now in Elyria Not Blame Others
A Chronicle-Telegram reader urges Elyria’s 40,000 residents to stop blaming elected officials and engage locally. He cites missed chores like leaf raking, park cleanup, and curb sweeping, arguing collective action and responsibility can solve issues without looking to “they” for aid.
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EPA auto tests outrage over testing costs in Lorain County
Letters to The Chronicle-Telegram criticize a $30,000 pollution testing figure cited by EPA official Virginia Aveni. Readers question why only five Ohio counties pay and note pollution from vehicles and planes without catalytic converters. They urge lawmakers to resist broad federal mandates and compare California laws to Ohio.
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Kindness in Dewstown Helps Stranger after Fall
An unnamed narrator thanks two strangers who aided him after breaking his ankle near a Dewstown bank last Friday afternoon. He notes their kindness, humility, and practical help including hospital transport and parking his car. He expresses gratitude and wishes to personally thank both men.
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