Aztec Peroxides Opens New Plant After 1993 Fire
Dozens toured the new Aztec Peroxides plant on Garden Street seeking details on the safer facility replacing the 1893 destruction. The site features computer monitored sensors, gravity-fed liquids, underground pipelines, and a dump and quench system to handle overheating. Eighty workers will operate there as state and federal agencies increase safety oversight to protect nearby neighborhoods.
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Editorial policy prompts reader letters and guest opinions
The Chronicle-Telegram invites reader engagement with letters to the editor and guest editorials. It frames opinions as prompts to challenge readers to form views and share responses, emphasizing civic dialogue through the newspaper's opinion pages.
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The passage laments parental neglect and societal decay, accusing parents of failing to provide spiritual guidance discipline and friendship to their children, and warning of a rising number of rejected youths influenced by MTV.
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Best of Broad Street eyed for destruction
A reader defends a thriving Broad Street block in Elyria against demolition for progress. The letter highlights renovated historic buildings and a grand 1800s home undergoing costly restoration, arguing the area remains alive and productive despite other vacancies.
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Discipline at home and society riled by lax parenting
A reader laments lack of parental control and discipline in society. He cites theft in stores, vandalism, and public misbehavior, blaming parents for teaching bad values and failing to involve in church and community life. He contrasts harsh penalties for crime with perceived leniency at home.
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Letters to the Editor Rules for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Elyria Ohio 44036 Box 4010 Fax 329 7272 or send by email.
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Second opinion advised in Medicare surgery
Robert Reno reports for Newsday that congressional Republicans confront a potential $270 billion Medicare cut and $245 billion in tax reductions. The plan hinges on shifting seniors into managed care, with timing uncertain and political risk high as debates continue.
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Clinton civility speech sparks partisan clash in Washington
Cal Thomas argues that President Clinton’s call for “more conversation and less combat” mirrors Cold War civility traps and would degrade political principles. The piece contrasts past sharp debate with today’s softer rhetoric and warns against trading core beliefs for polite civility.
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