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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1990
Page
4
The Chronicle-Telegram urges Ohio lawmakers to pass a living will statute proposed by Sen. Neal Zimmers. The measure would let residents predefine end of life wishes under certain conditions such as brain death after an auto accident, complementing existing durable power of attorney rules.
In a critical editorial stance, the piece argues NASA rushed the Hubble launch, causing focus issues and delays. It contends delays are frustrating but urges not to lower ambitions, while calling for accountability for those responsible. It challenges Senator Gore’s claim that NASA’s eyes are bigger than its stomach.
A shopper thanks a TOBY Yogurt employee who returned her purse left on the floor at the Elyria store. The writer, Shirley Anady, praises honesty and notes the incident as a positive example amid ongoing concerns about South Africa and Nelson Mandela.
A group led by Edward Niam Jr of Niam Investigations calls for action against Ohio Bell over mislisted or omitted ads and incorrect directory listings. The consortium plans to petition the Ohio Legislature and asks interested parties to call 1-800-527-6834 or 447-1787 in Cleveland for details.
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to submit letters to the editor. Include signature, full address, and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 329-7187 for possible quicker publication.
The piece details George Bush's push to project a rainbow presidency through minority appointments while noting lingering Reagan-era elitism. It cites Louis Sullivan Manuel Lujan Lauro Cavazos Jack Kemp and Fred Malek and flags past GOP efforts to purge black voters and resistance to a major civil rights bill, with Thornburgh as a conflicted figure.
A reporter laments the mass entertainment industry directing American life toward cynicism. He argues scriptwriters rely on New York and Los Angeles, notes the gap between on screen violence and real manners, and cites real Americans who care about work, communities, and democracy. The piece contrasts seedy depictions with hopeful, decent civic life.
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