York and Elyria clash over tax deal and move of parts depot
York International, a major Elyria employer since 1939, faces scrutiny over relocating the Source One Parts Depot to Wichita Kansas. The 1993 abatement required 120 new jobs and 25 preserved roles, with council urged to justify action or risk abatement reduction.
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Editorial Page Invite Letters To The Editor
The Chronicle Telegram presents opinions from staff and guests on current issues. Readers are invited to express views in letters to the editor and participate in public discourse through guest editorials and cartoons.
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States Move to Permit Concealed Weapons Across the Nation
The piece notes 20 states pushing or considering looser concealed weapon laws, with many states moving to shall issue permits while ten ban civilian concealed weapons. It argues loosened rules risk more gun-carrying and escalated violence, citing Vermont as permissive and Arkansas Utah Virginia as shall issue.
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Filiaggi Cast As Great Actor In Life’s Stage
The speaker urges Filiaggi as a brilliant actor capable of convincing others he is innocent or misunderstood. They point to his TV portrayal with feigned tears and imply calculated manipulation, praising his intelligence and deliberate performance.
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Don’t Allow Minority Rule Vote Urges North Ridgeville Owners
A local plea urges North Ridgeville property owners to vote on August and November 7 to influence school and property tax outcomes. The message warns that only 15 percent voting can deny voices and calls citizens to fulfill a patriotic duty and defend “the children.” Watering the city with turnout is stressed.
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Build up Japan and Vietnam in postwar strategy
The note questions President Clinton’s approach to rebuilding Japan and Vietnam, arguing the U S repeats a past mistake after World War II. It highlights local veterans from VRW Post 1079 including Roger Jackson, a quadriplegic Marine, and mentions ongoing veteran concerns.
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Veterans letter condemns Clinton Vietnam ties and Japan trade
A veteran writer argues against President Clinton’s Vietnam relations and postwar Japan ties. He recalls World War II campaigns and warns political suppression risks ending free speech, urging more veterans to vocalize opposition.
Flag-burn law sparks debate over free speech
A reader from Elyria argues against a flag-burn law, calling it a dangerous remedy to a minor problem. It warns such an amendment could curb political protest, likening it to totalitarian regimes and undermining tolerance in a free democracy.
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Amherst Jamboree Parade Draws Wide Community Support
The 26th Amherst Historical Society Jamboree parade drew many participants from organizations and towns traveling 75 miles. Queen and princess from Killbuck represented Early American Days, Lorain International Festival queen and court appeared, plus St Peters United Church of Christ float and Sandstone Summer Theater group. VFW, Cub Scouts, Nord Junior High cheerleaders, Amherst Alumni Band, and Firelands District 4H Band contributed, with Kwelds as parade chairs.
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The Chronicle Telegram states letters to the editor are welcomed and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number. Mail to Editorial Pager Butter Elyria Ohio 44036. Fax 3297272 or email macronelfreenet lorain oberin edu.
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Clinton's Vietnam stance criticized as pro profits and anti-democracy
The author denounces U S politicians and corporations for prioritizing profits over American POWs MIAs and democracy in Vietnam policy. It cites Senator Bob Smith praising MIAs records and accuses Clinton of betraying veterans for cheap political gain amid ongoing lies about prisoners.
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