Kennedy family tragedies echo Shakespearean fate
The nation sees the Kennedy story as epic and tragic with multiple generations facing loss. The piece links past and present misfortunes from Joseph and John to Edward, Robert, and William Kennedy Smith, noting perilous choices and a family marked by public sorrow and courage.
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Chronicle-Telegram Editorial Page Invite Letters
The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to share opinions in letters to the editor. Editorial and guest pieces encourage public discussion, personal viewpoints, and community engagement through constructive letter writing.
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Elyria School Debate Highlights Fiscal Strain and Aging Facility
Elyria residents argue over funds and facility needs as administrators closed Elyria West High for fire service concerns and claim Elyria High is outdated. They circulated critiques of new taxes while lamenting abatements and the impact on students, urging clearer priorities for education and community burdens.
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Readers Spark Anger Over Education Funding Waste
A letter to the editor denounces the handling of education funds, accusing officials of squander and self praise while criticizing media coverage and ongoing donations to favored causes. The writer calls for accountability and better use of public money.
Letting Media Frame Presidential Choices In 2000
A reader argues that the press prematurely crowns frontrunners for the 2000 election, narrowing voter exposure to a few candidates like Bush Gore or Bradley while sidelining others such as Kasich Dole McCain. The piece questions media bias and urges letting voters decide without early editorial narrowing.
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Letters to editor guidelines for Chronicle Telegram
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Televised civil rights clash draws mixed timing
Chicago Tribune columnist Clarence Page notes the NAACP plan to sue and boycott major networks over fall lineups lacks unity with broader issues. He argues media attention favors confrontations over cooperative action and urges gratitude for less TV, highlighting diversity progress and ongoing representation gaps.
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After College Friends and the Search for Community
A columnist reflects on the post graduation loneliness many graduates face. The piece recalls personal experiences, noting how tough it is to build a new peer group after college. It ends with reassurance that, with time and effort, social life improves as one forms a community.
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