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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1997
Page
2
The Clinton administration released its first NAFTA assessment noting a net economic plus since 1994 with more jobs created than lost and expanding exports to Mexico. Yet divergent US and Mexican trends, peso devaluation, and a forthcoming long term investment frame complicate short term judgments.
The narrator recalls fond moments at Cascade Park with parents and children. They mention wax paper, twin and curly slides, a merry-go-round, sandbox, teeter-totter, concession stand, bears, rocks to climb, and finishing with a swim at the pool.
A letter to the editor laments Cascade Park’s decline from a once lively family spot. The writer urges restoration of play areas for grandchildren, acknowledges flood risks with a pool, and proposes a parks and recreation levy to fund improvements.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter submissions including editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Authors should include signature full home address and phone number with a mailing or email address for correspondence to the Editorial Page Editor at Box 4010 Dynamuco.
Washington observer Sandy Grady frames the Pathfinder mission as a test of public imagination. Skeptics dismiss the Mars pics as boring rocks while enthusiasts praise the potential for primitive life clues, national pride, and cost effectiveness versus other government programs.
A columnist profiles TeAlan Jones and Lloyd Newman, two Chicago youths who, with tape recorders, produced NPR segments Ghetto Life 101 and Remorse: The 14 Stories of Eric Morse. Their work earned Peabody recognition and CBS 60 Minutes exposure, and is collected in Our America Life and Death on the South Side.
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