EPA backs fairgrounds option as quarry cleanup nears end
Editorial argues Elyria High School may still suit the old county fairgrounds next to a cleaned up Republic Steel quarry. EPA says only minimal contact with the site and warns against repeat exposures. Officials weigh access and traffic against cleanup flaws and costs before final site decision.
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Elyria High School
Old County Fairgrounds
Old Republic Steel
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Fairgrounds
Sheila Sullivan
Fair Grounds
Norm
Eastern Heights
Avon mayoral candidate vows to put residents first
Avon candidate TED GRACZYK pledges to protect Avon residents by tough fair governance, criticizing current leadership and promising to stand with people over developers. He invites questions during the campaign and provides contact details, citing past council service and key local issues. A second letter warns of a dog poisoner on Concord Avenue in Elyria, urging residents to stay vigilant and report incidents to protect pets.
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Graczykt
Netscape.net
Ted Graczyk
Concord Avenue
Elyria
Letters to the Editor Rules for submission
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and says letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number with submission to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44036 Fax 328-7282 or edletters ohio.net by email.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Call for 2008 Beijing Olympic boycott over rights record
Cal Thomas argues the United States should boycott the Beijing Games unless China improves its human rights. He cites Tiananmen Square, executions, and prison camps, warning Western hopes that sports will democratize China are naïve and echoing earlier boycotts. He urges presidential action to honor liberty over commerce.
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Margaret Thatcher
West
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America the Beautiful
Jefferson and the First Amendment in the Adams era
Nat Hentoff argues Jefferson safeguarded free speech by opposing Adams era laws, noting the Alien and Sedition Acts sparked by John Adams and the Federalist Congress. Jefferson pardoned punished dissenters, preserving civil liberties as a corrective to federal overreach.
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Joseph Ellis
James Madison
Revolutionary Army
U.S. Supreme Court
Sullivan
William Brennan
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