Blue Ribbon panel faces rough start on sales tax review
The new Blue Ribbon Committee in Lorain County starts with limited staff and budget, but gains 39000 from the Nord Family Foundation to hire experts and study every department over a year. Internal resignations and partisan criticism greet the launch as critics urge broader Republican involvement and private-sector support to ensure follow-through.
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Feminists push beer ads toward women as health groups protest
The piece notes feminist campaigns urging beer companies to target women in TV ads while some breweries respond by dressing women in suits. Health groups warn of fetal alcohol syndrome and driving risks, but opponents argue over regulation. It argues women consume about 20 percent of beer and fear of weight persists. Washington is queried on greater disincentives.
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Strom Thurmond
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John Candy
Washington
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Opinions and guest editorials invite reader responses
The Chronicle-Telegram presents editorials and guest pieces to challenge readers to form opinions. It invites letters to the editor and encourages public engagement on the page.
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Loisirs Culturels Etrangers host family appeal
The Chronicle-Telegram reports a French non profit exchange program needs host families from Sunday to Aug 2. Two French boys Vincent 16 from Paris and Cyril 17 from Lyon seek room and board. both have English training and interests in swimming, music, sports. LINDA and JOEL KELLER are local coordinators in Amherst.
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Paris
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Lyon
Little League South begs for volunteers and care
Elyria area readers urged to help at Little League South as volunteers are scarce. concerns over dirty bathrooms and vandalism at four fields prompt appeal from Josephine Hill and supporters to coaches, umpires, and parents to assist in concessions and maintenance. Restoration of facilities and ongoing security are highlighted.
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Robert Palmer
Nancy Kahl
Josephine Hill Elyria
Chronicle Telegram Seeks Reader Letters for Page Editorials
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor. Submissions may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Please include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or fax to 329-7272.
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Suburbanites face shifting voters and changing cities
The piece examines the rise of diverse suburbanites, their values, and political impact. It cites Clarence, a suburbanist narrator, and CNN analyst William Schneider. It notes midwest and D C suburbs like Takoma Park Maryland as examples of racially mixed, liberal communities. It links suburban swing votes to Clinton's campaign and to racial politics surrounding Sister Souljah.
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Rainbow Coalition
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