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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1997

Page

2

Open records fight over Elyria police discipline

Editorial questions why Elyria Police Chief Rodger Griffith delayed releasing disciplinary records for officers including Brian Tibbitts and Lt. Robert Finch. It notes past refusals, later disclosures, and a push for prompt public access to all officers’ files to curb uncertainty about potential undisclosed actions.

Rodger Griffith Elyria Police Department Brian Tibbitts Elyria Gasper Morris Tibbitts Morris Ohio Chief and Safety Service Timothy Coey Griffith Robert Finch Finch the Chronicle Coey Painfl West Avenue Broad Street

Editorial page invites reader opinions and letters to the editor

The Chronicle-Telegram explains that editorials express the paper's views while guest pieces challenge readers to form opinions. It invites readers to share thoughts in a letter to the editor, encouraging engagement on current issues.

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Hooray for judge for firing Rosenbaum

Reader praises Judge Hanna for enforcing court orders and condemns long standing discovery disputes in Lorain County. The letter defends a judge’s conduct and calls for accountability, while urging public awareness and potential indictments of local family members involved.

Jon Rosenbaum Lorain County Rosenbaum Tas Hanna

Just For Kids Fashion Show Aids Project Joy

Project Joy thanks attendees at its first Just For Kids Fashion Show Luncheon held July 19 at First Congregational Church. Grateful to vendors, restaurants, Girl Scouts, RSVP, models and parents, Sears for fashions, church staff, and volunteers including Project Joy Clowns Pipe Cleaner WhatsHerName and Blondie. ongoing community support noted.

Project Joy First Congregational Church Chronicl-Telegram Girl Scouts RSVP Sears Blondie

Letters highlight fashion show boosts self esteem for kids

Readers thank organizers for a successful event that built self esteem through activities. The note credits Project Joy for spreading joy in nursing homes hospitals and facilities for the developmentally disabled. Sesock serves as executive director of Project Joy.

Project Joy Sesock

Disney anti family? That's too Goofy

A reader argues that Disney provides wholesome family entertainment and health benefits to gay employees, defending the company against claims of anti family sentiment. The note praises Disney theme parks as family bonding spaces and credits them with improving Times Square and hosting Nights of Joy Christian music events.

Disney Disney Company America Times Square New York City Walt Disney World

Ohio must lead in education says statehouse critique

Readers question the Ohio Legislature and Gov. George Voinovich over proposed school funding changes. They press for a thorough, adequately funded plan, noting the Supreme Court ordered a new system by March 24 1996 and warning against halfhearted fixes and political maneuvering.

Ohio Supreme Court George Voinovich Ohio

Disney boycott miscast as anti family label

The remark frames Disney as the wrong target for a Goofy boycott, arguing that labeling the company as anti family is inaccurate and unfair.

Disney

Baer departs leaving void in Clinton White House

Roll Call reports communications director Don Baer will depart the Clinton White House after shaping the New Democrat message and balancing centrists with liberal aides. His exit invites questions about Clinton's legacy and the future of White House communications, with successors Lewis and Sidney Blumenthal taking on a more chaotic transition.

Clinton White House Don Baer Clinton Baer Ronald Reagan Mike Deaver Baer & Co Dick Morris Morris Group Bruce Reed Bill Curry Rahm Emanuel White House Hillary Rodham Clinton Ann Lewis Morris al Gore Jack Quinn Erskine Bowles Vanity Fair Oth Ers New York Daily News Message New Democrat Harold Ickes Michael Deaver Madrid Phant Warsaw Bucharest Steve Brill Lewis New Yorker Sidney Blumenthal Hillary Clinton Blumenthal Paul Begala Bowles Emanuel Reed

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