Smoking's future ends at the mall and beyond
The Chronicle Telegram notes Midway Mall bans smoking in public areas including the Food Court with most stores already prohibiting it. It contrasts state and federal moves to curb tobacco use and cites local bans in Elyria, North Ridgeville, and Oberlin while predicting tighter limits from Congress despite FDA inaction.
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Opinions page invites reader letters to the editor
A guest editorial and page features call readers to share opinions through letters to the editor. The section encourages audience response and highlights the value of diverse viewpoints in public discourse.
Golden Memories of the 60s at Lorain Palace Theatre
The Blue Knights Ohio Chapter II held a June 1 show titled Golden Memories of the 60s at the Palace Theatre Lorain with matinee and evening performances. The Coasters entertained to near capacity crowds. proceeds funded donations to Lorain County charities including a DARE program and police car safety equipment. Alan Vasu of Vasu Communications donated the equipment installation for the two police departments.
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Blue Knights Ohio Chapter II supports new equipment
The Oberlin and Kipton departments are the only area units with this new equipment. Blue Knights Ohio Chapter II Inc a local chapter of an organization with over 9,000 officers in the US Canada and Europe raises funds for charity and safety. Koppenhofer serves as secretary of Blue Knights Ohio Chapter II.
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Smoke-free Mall Aims to Attract Shoppers
Teh Lyn Telenko writes in Monday's Chronicle that a smoke free Midway Mall will draw more customers. She explains her allergy to smoke and notes she visits the mall only a few times yearly due to air pollution from smoking.
Non-smokers rise cited in Telenko statistics
A reader cites Telenko statistics showing three fourths of people are non-smokers and argues Midway Mall will gain non-smokers. They recount a wife who smoked 36 years and died at 50 from lung cancer and urge quitting to extend life.
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Rules for letters to the Chronicle-Telegram
A brief notice from the Chronicle-Telegram about letters to the editor detailing editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. It specifies including signature full address and telephone number and provides mailing and fax contact details for submissions. It also lists an editorial page editor and an email address for electronic submissions.
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Cuomo death penalty stance tests voters in New York
Governor Mario Cuomo proposes a three option ballot on capital punishment with life without parole and current life with parole. Polls show mixed views, with a strong portion favoring the death penalty or life without parole, while Cuomo argues for a referendum to address justice, deterrence, and safety.
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Crime bill promissory note looms over Congress
The promised crime bill, tied to Memorial Day and July Fourth promises, remains a work in progress as House and Senate conferees seek a compromise. It could cost about 30 billion over five years and aims to balance prevention with punishment, funding prisons, police, and reform, with leaders like Rep. Bill McCollum and Sen. Charles Schumer guiding talks. Ben Wattenberg notes voter pressure fuels momentum.
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