Editorial: A dream of MLK Day and shared nonviolence
The piece urges year round observance of Martin Luther King Day through nonviolence and racial justice. It notes Lorain County’s growing observance, cites Avon Lake and Vermilion delaying meetings, and argues that skipping meetings on King Day is a minimal but real gesture toward unity and respect for African Americans. It cites past foolish remarks and emphasizes that symbols matter alongside policy.
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Opinions Challenge Readers With Editorial Page Note
The Chronicle Telegram outlines that opinions in editorials guest pieces and columns aim to provoke thought and invite reader letters to the editor. It emphasizes differing viewpoints and encourages public engagement on issues presented.
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Elyria West Freshman Pleads to Keep School Open
A Elyria West High School freshman urges preserving the campus as students fear closure. He cites friendships, pride, and alumni achievements while noting transfer incentives will shift funds to Elyria High and nearby schools.
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Elyria West Closing Hurts Students Education in Elyria
A concerned speaker urges against closing Elyria West High noting不足 teachers at Elyria High, warning that the move would harm many students. The activist argues the city would suffer a lasting loss and emotional impact from dismantling the local high school.
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West High Closure Proposal Sparks Elyria Debate
A local plea argues against closing West High in Elyria claiming it would harm city unity and sports participation. Supporters of keeping West High open note Elyria High is already crowded and warned consolidation could worsen conditions.
Letters to the Editor Guidelines at The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with editorial edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44036 Fax to 3297272 or email macronel freenet.borain.oberlin.edu
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Hold on for bumpy ride on road to flat tax
Robert Reno notes the flat tax movement faces sharp internal disputes over what counts as a flat tax and how to replace revenue. Forbes pushes a pure version, Gramm seeks deductions, Buchanan favors keeping income sources taxed, while debate centers on rates, deductions, and political pressure from real estate and other interests.
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Hillary Clinton Compared to Eleanor Roosevelt in Grady’s View
Philadelphia Daily News columnist Sandy Grady argues Hillary Clinton is not Eleanor Roosevelt, noting the different public battles and the Clintons’ pattern of political expediency. He cites media insults and contrasts Hillary’s strategy with Eleanor Roosevelt’s enduring crusades.
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