Mixed signals from Rehnquist Court on final session day
The Supreme Court issued rulings limiting race based redistricting, blocking denial of free speech to Christian students, and endorsing broad Endangered Species Act powers. Analysts call the term a mixed bag with a moderate tilt, split roughly down the middle on core issues.
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Swift 911 Response Reassures Bright Onto Route 18 Incident
A rural Bright on Route 18 family praises 9 1 1 for swift thorough help when a three year old vanished near a pond and pool during a June backyard gathering. responders mobilized equipment and manpower to locate the missing child, providing comfort amid panic.
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Family thanks 911 for safe rescue of missing girl
The 9-1-1 team aided the Clifton family in locating the little girl hidden behind a sofa in their family room. Relieved, they praise the responders and their support system for a happy ending and express gratitude to 9-1-1 and its network. Wellington residents Jack and Colleta Clifton, along with Samantha Shoemaker’s family, share appreciation.
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Wrong turn traffic right for city budget
Elyria law enforcement could fund a new police station and jail for decades by strictly enforcing traffic laws. The writer urges drivers to use turn signals at intersections, noting Ohio law requires signals at least 100 feet before turning.
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East Avenue Left-Turn Rule and Right-Turn on Red Reminder
Vehicle guidance states left lane cars must not hug the left lane and must merge to the right as they approach East Avenue. Law requires a complete stop before a right turn on red with signals 100 feet prior. Elyria police enforcement cited as potential revenue source without levies.
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Letters to the editor address and submission rules
The Chronicle-Telegram invites letters to the editor with editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number. Send to Editorial Page Editor Mac Baron Elyria box 4010 or by fax or email.
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America Still Working To The Land Of The Free
Donald Kaul reflects on the Fourth of July from the Des Moines Register noting the Declaration of Independence inspired progress while highlighting America's enduring contradictions on race. He cites Jefferson with slaveholding limits, quotes Frederick Douglass’ 1852 critique, and recalls the Civil War’s role in aligning practice with principle, ending with a wish for a happy Fourth.
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