Bipartisan push moots budget compromise with Sen. Chafee Breaux group
The Orlando Sentinel notes Republicans and Clinton clash over Medicare Medicaid and tax cuts. A 22 member Senate group led by John Chafee and John Breaux seeks a middle ground to reduce deficits, urging both sides to resume talks and pursue a true bipartisan alternative rather than a political standoff.
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Opinions Voices and Reader Letters Encouraged
The Chronicle-Telegram presents editorials plus guest pieces aimed at challenging readers to form opinions. Readers are invited to share thoughts and reactions through letters to the editor.
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Elyria West parents call for calm over EHS tensions
A local Elyria parent letter argues West High supporters should back off Elyria High School and stop accusations against EMS students. The writer recalls school-board changes, notes personal family history, and urges parents to help their children transition rather than inflame conflict.
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Elyria School Board Criticized Over Budget Meeting
About 350 local parents and students urged the Elyria Schools board to consider options to close gaps in the projected deficit. They accused board members Jeff Ohlemacher Gary C Bennett and William Ivancic of ignoring citizen input during a two hour meeting after a private discussion period.
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Letters to the Editor Push to Delay School Board Vote
Citizens urged delaying Schultz proposal for more options while supporting eventual board decisions. Ohlenmacher Bennett and Ivancic refused, citing ample discussion. Residents demand accountability and clearer answers from Superintendent Schultz. Voice your opinion via phone or fax to ensure they hear the concerns.
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Parent voices safety concerns at Ryder bus service
An Elyria parent urges action over Ryder buses failing to provide a car seat for a 3 year old in morning rides to Jefferson school. She criticizes the school board and district for safety and capacity issues, warns of moving children and questions future campus plans and accessibility at Elyria High and Elyria West.
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Elyria High School Alum Counters EWHS Merge Claims
A 1995 Elyria High School graduate responds to coverage of Elyria West closure and EWHS integration. He notes he faced no violence during four years at EHS and argues that students can attend without living in fear, urging factual critique rather than harsh judgments.
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NAACP chief's charge over ex-member reply
A former NAACP member disputes Avon and Avon Lake minority figures cited by Ms Adams in the Chronicle Telegram front page. He states Adams misdefines the group’s stance and questions why she targets race while he notes his own mixed heritage Afro American and Irish German.
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Chronicle Telegram Letters Policy and Contact Details
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and reserves edit rights for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number and send to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44026 or via fax 3297272 or email macrond freenet lorain.oberlinedu
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Dole presidency seen through aging questions and satire
Robert Reno of Newsday surveys the Dole bid amid jokes about age longevity and political succession. He notes Lamar Alexander’s jab and argues an older president would signal a creeping perennial politics era while contrasting Reagan era myths and Elizabeth Dole’s stance with cautionary humor.
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