Shippers vs Mariners Lock in Fuel Crisis Debate
In January a brutal cold snap caused heating fuel shortages and soaring prices. Enron sought a Jones Act waiver to divert propane from Houston for Northeast consumers, but the maritime agency refused, shipping the fuel to Rome instead. The episode highlighted gaps in fuel reserves, pipeline capacity, and the need for foreign-flagged ships in emergencies. Congress pressed for an Energy Department probe into profiteering, with the Jones Act and the Maritime Administration branded as major culprits.
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Moynihan Tax Cut Proposal Sparks Bipartisan Debate
Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan proposes rescinding the 1983- onward payroll tax increases and cutting the rate to 6.55 percent by 1991, a plan opposed by President Bush who calls it a Social Security tweak. The column critiques Social Security accounting, argues the surplus masks deficits, and notes payroll tax effects on workers and hiring.
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No to most government coercion, a Libertarian stance from Walt Karwicki
The statement urges readers to answer yes or no on whether government should force actions from abortion to taxes and licenses. It presents a Libertarian critique that government is the problem, advises privacy and voluntary action, and challenges readers to reveal their names if they disagree with 20 or more items.
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Randall Terry Behind Bars Grief Over Abortion Protests
A reader letter from MIKE A. MILLER of Grafton condemns Randall Terry and Operation Rescue for his two year hard labor sentence in Atlanta. The writer argues courts oppress pro life activists and urges action to end abortion, asserting Americans seek change and uphold God’s standards.
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Debate of the decade sparks Century labeling debate
The letter to the editor from Vern Hurst of Nova praises CT and Matt Hosler for debate on how decades and centuries are labeled. It notes confusion over whether 1990s mark the last decade of the 20th century and discusses linguistic labeling like the Gay Nineties and Roaring Twenties.
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Chronicle Telegram Letters to Editor Instructions
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor, noting they may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or fax to 429-7187.
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Bradley fades as 1992 bid looms uncertain
Washington insiders say Bill Bradley, leading NJ Senate prospect, is increasingly reluctant to pursue the Democratic nomination if George Bush looks unbeatable for a second term. Gore may also skip the race.
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