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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1990
Page
8
Senator Bill Bradley and Representative Barbara Kennelly push a plan to tax free predeath life insurance payouts for terminally ill or severely disabled patients. The measure would let recipients fund medical care while expanding use of private life policies, amid calls for broader health coverage reforms.
The Moscow City Council plans to transfer millions of state owned apartments to occupants free of charge, a move likened to Jack Kemp's home ownership push in the United States. The piece notes skepticism about timing but argues ownership often motivates better maintenance, contrasting empowerment with dependence.
North Carolina Senator Jesse Helms trails Harvey Gantt by four points in a poll and faces major fundraising problems. The piece notes donations from white corporate leaders and unions aiding Gantt, with some conservatives hedging by giving smaller sums. It also discusses Bush's uneasy position and Democratic optimism about the race.
The piece outlines a plan to halve dropouts by 2000, citing Minnesota and Connecticut as models with low rates and noting the importance of addressing the bottom half of the class. It describes Jobs For America's Graduates, its job specialist network, and career associations, plus outcomes in nine states and plans for expansion and government support.
A letter from Linda Moore-Snyder of Marysville urges Mrs. Bodkins to consider forgiveness and the meaning of punishment after a drunk driving death. The writer reveals she is an inmate at the Ohio Reformatory for Women and notes shared faith as a test of forgiveness.
Stephanie Jones, a ninth grader at Elyria High School, warns that delaying action could make Earth hazardous in 20 years. She envisions a future where she and her peers reach 120 years old and have children, urging steps to prevent pollution-related cancer and disease.
A tribute letter from Wanda Jurco of North Ridgeville thanks police for daily service. She notes the risks officers face and the uncertainty their families endure, urging appreciation for their sacrifices.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and reserves the right to edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 3297187.
The author bemoans carbon copies and typos then praises the word processor. He recalls early typewriters and secretarial training, contrasts carbon copy chaos with modern spell checking and on screen editing, and extols the speed and convenience of digital correction.
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