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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 2000

Page

12

Editorial: Protection Run Amok in Cynthia Stewart Case

The Lorain County Children Services seeks custody of Cynthia Stewart’s 8-year-old daughter over photos the mother took, while a guardian ad litem says the child is well adjusted. The piece argues the agency overreaches, noting a lack of shown harm and the potential trauma of removal, and urges caution before separating mother and child.

Lorain County Children Services Cynthia Stewart Oberlin Stewart Ribi Ag Gary Crow Child Protection Agency Patti Jo Bartnett Ad Litem Lewis Carroll

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The Chronicle-Telegram presents editorials and guest pieces urging readers to form opinions and invites letters to the editor. It explains that opinions on this page challenge readers and encourage public discourse through consideration and response.

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Village support praised at Elyria High School

A reader thanks the Elyria Board of Education the Police Department and community leaders for two months of collaborative efforts at Elyria High School praising increased security and programs while warning against Gov Taft's proposed child safety law arguing current statutes suffice and recounting a neighbor’s gun incident with a positive outcome.

Elyria Board of Education Elyria Police Department Elyria High School Elyria High Michael Medders Elyria Ohio Bob Taft

Ear piercing debate meets cold school morning notice

Readers argue against infant ear piercing as painful and cosmetic while a school letter from Franklin Elementary Principal Harold S Booker apologizes for a January incident and outlines early arrival rules for safety. The message promises open communication and shelter during bad weather.

Franklin Elementary Harold S Booker

Franklin School clocks run five minutes slow claim

On January 18 at 8:57 a.m. a parent taking a child to Franklin School kindergarten noted a discrepancy between the school's outdoor line up time and the local 8:55 expectation. The teacher replied the school’s time differs from Eastern Standard Time, revealing five minute clock slowdowns.

Franklin School

Letters to the editor submission rules for The Chronicle Telegram

The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter submissions with editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Readers must include signature full home address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or fax 3297282 or email ect ohio net

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Campaign finance rules clash with loopholes in reform efforts

Chicago Tribune columnist Clarence Page argues that campaign finance rules are routinely circumvented and that reforms create new problems. He cites PACs, bundling, third parties, GELAC funds, and private jet use by candidates, urging better use of existing disclosure tools amid a divided Supreme Court stance.

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