Clinton China Summit Aimed at Groundwork for Progress
The article praises President Clinton's China summit as a notable step toward improved US China relations while noting it remains groundwork. It commends his stance on human rights without preaching, discusses Tibet and Taiwan nuances, Hong Kong democracy, and warns that ongoing engagement is essential while trade, piracy, and proliferation issues require continued focus beyond the summit. Scripps Howard
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Mapping the future of Carlisle Township editorial
The June 28 Chronicle-Telegram praised the editorial Mapping the future of Carlisle Township for identifying problems and solutions. The writer thanks the piece, stating it could not have done a better job and expressing appreciation for its guidance.
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Ill patients have a right to know
Ill patients have a right to know how many times they have seen a doctor for the first visit. The doctor asks questions and examines but often does not explain what is being done or why. If medicine changes, the doctor should explain the reason and what to watch for. Even in hospital care, changes should be explained to the patient and family. When referred to a specialist, the referring doctor should explain the reason and inform the specialist. The specialist should then explain everything from A to Z, what is being looked for and how.
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Letters to the Editor on medical disclosure and reform
Roger Wood advocates a law mandating full doctor disclosure to patients arguing it is the citizen's right over their body and health, urging action to ensure complete information from medical professionals.
Call for accountability in politics and election ethics
A citizen urges voters to hold politicians to higher ethical standards and criticizes low turnout and perceived illegitimate leadership. The message commends Kenneth Starr's investigation and calls for unity, registration, and research of candidates to ensure officials serve the public and face removal if they fail in office.
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Letters to the Editor Rules at The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria 44036 fax 329-7282 or email to ECT ohio.net
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Lying by mainstream press sparks industry backlash
The piece contrasts conservative criticisms of media bias with recent high profile fabrications across CNN Time Boston Globe New Republic and Cincinnati Enquirer. It argues standards have declined from careful fact checking to ratings driven journalism, citing bias and unethical behavior as shaping coverage and apologies.
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The ACLU joins suit over University of Washington law diversity
Nat Hentoff reports on the ACLU seeking to intervene in a Seattle case where Katuria Smith alleges discrimination in UW Law School admissions. The column argues the case centers on race as a sole factor, challenging affirmative action and critiquing the perceived redefining of equal protection.
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