Campaign targets illiteracy in Lorain County and Ohio
The Chronicle Telegram reports on illiteracy in Lorain County with 8 percent non readers per census, and efforts to reach zero percent through public libraries, GED classes, and tutoring. Community programs partner with the Ohio Literacy Network as Gov. Voinovich proclaims Literacy Week 2000 and federal funds support the campaign.
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Fort Leavenworth honors Buffalo Soldiers history
Ceremony at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas honors Black troops who rode and fought post Civil War. The Buffalo Soldiers, 10th Cavalry, aided in Spanish American War and WWI, with Pershing and Powell among notable figures linked to their legacy.
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Opinions Ours and Others Challenge Readers to Think
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to share opinions on editorials cartoons and columns. Guest editorials and letters encourage engagement and response to the page’s viewpoints.
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Notable national problems listed by Reese in Orlando Sentinel piece
Reese argues America's real national problems are unemployment and manufacturing decline, immigration strain, private central banking control, debt, hunger and homelessness, healthcare profiteering, political corruption, and lack of industrial policy. He contrasts these with issues he deems non national. The essay appears in the Orlando Sentinel.
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Eco-terrorism drives sharp campaign rhetoric in 1992 race
A political clash over environmental policy shapes the 1992 campaign as Republicans and Democrats weaponize eco issues to sway voters. The piece outlines tactics, ads, and public arguments, noting Bush Quayle and Clinton camps push contrasting eco records amid uproar over Boston Harbor cleanup costs and credibility.
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De hyphenization debate highlights American identity
A reader letter rallies against hyphenated identities while noting multiculturalist views. It cites Schlesinger and Hacker on assimilation, warns against Balkanization, and argues America’s unity requires both sides to embrace integration. The piece ends with a caution on labeling mixed heritage children as simply black.
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