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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1992

Page

4

Channel One Teachers Love It Despite Limited Learning

A University of Michigan study finds Channel One, the Whittle Communications news program in schools, delivers little current events knowledge to students while teachers generally favor it. Students cite liking pop music and ads. many recall commercials, and about half say they learned something important.

Channel One Whittle Communications Daily University of Michigan Institute of Social Research Lorain County Chronicle Telegram Whittle

Sanctuary at sea expands Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary

President Bush approves final environmental impact report and official establishment of the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. It spans from San Simeon Creek to the Gulf of Farallones, extends 46 miles offshore, and forms a 5,800 square mile protected coast with an immense canyon fueling rich marine life. The decision blocks oil gas and mineral exploitation to shield mammals and birds.

Bush Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary California San Simeon Creek Gulf of Farallones National Maine Sanctuary Marin County Farallones Cordell Bank Grand Canyon

Chronicle Telegram Opinion Page Editorial Note

The Chronicle Telegram states that its opinions are presented in editorials and invites readers to share thoughts through letters to the editor. It emphasizes that guest editorials cartoons and columns are meant to provoke reader response and form public opinion.

Chronicle-Telegram

North Ridgeville votes on empty building school use plan

North Ridgeville voters will decide on purchasing a derelict Fazio supermarket building to convert into school facilities at under forty percent of value. The plan aims to expand services while conserving funds, turning a “white elephant” into a community asset, per local observer Louis Kordish.

North Ridgeville Fazio

Christians urge GOP vote over abortion issue in letter

A reader from Elyria, Glenn H. Hall, appeals to Christians to vote Republican, criticizing Democrats for backing abortion as free choice and citing personal loss from a five month infant. The letter also commends local disaster services after storms the prior week, praising Emergency Management head Tom Kelley and Red Cross workers.

Disaster Services National Weather Service Fire Departments Ohio State Patrol Emergency Management Agency Tom Kelley EOC Avon Lake Lorain County Herb Jacoby Elyria

Stand Up for Christ in Library Video Choice

Letter from Herm Kelling argues against The Last Temptation of Christ video in libraries. He urges Christians to voice objections, citing DePaola and friends and asking readers to write libraries to protest. उल्लेख: Amherst, Lorain, and Avon Lake stock this video.

The Chronicle-Telegram Christ Mr. DePaola Jesus Amherst Lorain Avon Lake

Last day for letters on Aug 4 election set

The Chronicle Telegram will not publish letters after 5 p.m. Thursday July 30 for the Aug 4 election. Letters must include signature full address and telephone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Elyria Ohio or fax to 329-7272.

Chronicle-Telegram East Ave Elyria

Liberalism is Dead Yet Democrats Remain in Flux

William A. Rusher argues liberalism is repudiated in Democratic rhetoric but remains influential in policy and power. He notes 1984 and 1988 tickets as liberal, discusses Mondale Dukakis Cuomo, and predicts Clinton era shifts, warning that liberal coalitions could reemerge in Washington.

National Review Ronald Reagan Democratic Party Mondale Ferrara San Francisco Mario Cuomo Minnesota Michael Dukakis George Bush America William A. Rusher Claremont Institute California

DTSA chief under fire over waste and abuse at agency

Washington column portrays the Defense Technology and Security Administration as plagued by mismanagement under William N. Rudman since 1989. Highlights include travel excesses, a 4.2 million budget overdraft 1988 to 1991, questionable hiring, and a bloated bureaucracy amid inspector general concerns while past Customs service actions and leadership style draw criticism.

Washington Defense Technology and Security Administration Iraq DTSA

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