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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1994
Page
9
Broadly defining a personnel matters exemption, the commissioners met behind closed doors to review a Columbus drafted affirmative action program. Critics say the session violated open meetings law, and the plan remains secret until a vote.
A reader agrees with Lynn Grundy that Ashley's parents bear responsibility for a child's dog bite incident, arguing the dog owner did not break laws. The letter questions if child endangering laws apply and decries lawsuits as get-rich-quick schemes for some people and lawyers.
A reader asks if the punishment for the dog owner and the insurance company is appropriate and questions what penalty Ashley's parents should face for negligence in supervising their child. The tone implies sarcasm and a call for accountability.
Brownhelm residents lament decades of visual pollution from the Ford plant on Baumhart Road. The site, once rural, was transformed by Detroit leaders and Vermilion Lorain politicians into a bleak complex of smokestacks and steel with extensive parking lots and fences. Workers deserve improved surroundings after 30 years without landscaping or upgrades.
Sandy Grady reflects at the National Air and Space Museum on July 1969 triumph and how public faith in grand space projects faded by the 1990s. He notes museum visitors, the Apollo exhibit, and wary talk of future missions amid budget fears and national doubt.
Washington report shows bankers campaign anew to remove the tax exemption enjoyed by credit unions. With fresh turnover in Congress and a powerful lobby, banks argue that taxing credit unions would boost the treasury, while credit unions trade better rates and lower fees for member loyalty and limited regulation.
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