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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1994
Page
9
Editorial warns that Rwanda’s civil war horror will recur globally as population climbs and resources dwindle. It urges quicker UN and aid response, broader relief programs, and proactive planning to prevent mass refugee disasters and cholera outbreaks on future borders.
The page explains that opinions from the Giyulikic religions Optivis and other voices appear in guest editorials cartoons and columns to challenge readers to form opinions and invites letters to the editor expressing reader thoughts.
A letter from the Midway Mall manager prompts a shopper to abandon the center and shop at Great Northern Mall. The writer regrets invading the mall’s sterile area with smoke-tainted clothes and money, wishing the manager luck with cleaned air.
A Elyria native criticizes the Chronicle-Telegram for underreporting positive local events like the March for Jesus while overemphasizing sex and crime. The letter urges more balanced coverage of community achievements and nationwide events receiving minimal context.
A church page tucked within a classified section stood out after readers scavenged for church notices. The feature highlights faith community events, service times, and pastor updates, bringing local religious life to the foreground.
Avon Middle School hosts a session led by Sen. Zaleski on Xerxes and styrene emissions. A core of about five disruptors derailed the discussion, turning the meeting into a farce and leaving attendees owed an apology.
At a meeting attendees realized the discussion would not yield concessions as officials from Xerxes and the EPA denied that Xerxes was the emission source or that styrene posed toxicity. Participants drifted away, finding the talk repetitive and unhelpful while acknowledging a potential health problem and wishing luck.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include your signature full name address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44036 or fax to 10329 7272 or email to macronel reenettlorain dot cberlin dot edu.
Orlando Sentinel columnist Charley Reese rails at U S policy giving 2500 housing vouchers worth 25000 each to Russian military officers to leave Latvia and Estonia, while flood victims in Georgia and the Florida Panhandle struggle without sufficient aid. He cites Clinton administration rhetoric, foreign aid, and veterans' medical care as part of the alleged injustice.
Cal Thomas argues the seizure of New Covenant Church assets over a RICO case against anti abortion protesters risks eroding church state separation. He cites past protests by religious groups, warns of government power extending to houses of worship, and calls for protecting religious liberty. The column, syndicated by Los Angeles Times.
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