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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1992
Page
4
North Ridgeville voters face a real estate bond on Tuesday to fund purchasing the former Fazio supermarket for 385000 and a 6 acre site to add 10 classrooms at NRHS. The plan would raise taxes by 1.6897 mills for 25 years and create pre school kindergarten space a multi purpose civic room and relocate school board offices.
The North Ridgeville School District with about 3700 students faces growth as 50 to 60 new students arrive yearly and new homes rise in several areas. A bond issue is urged to expand services and repurpose an obsolete building, seen as a perfect solution to two problems. The Chronicle-Telegram supports approving the bond on Tuesday.
With White House approval New Jersey will freeze welfare payments for mothers with more children on aid. Critics warn of harm to babies but most recipients have two or fewer children and can keep food stamps Medicaid housing energy aid. The plan links benefits to responsibility while preserving most programs and allows marriage without losing aid.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines that opinions on editorials guest columns and cartoons on this page are crafted to challenge readers to form views and invites letters to the editor sharing thoughts and opinions.
Letters from Dinallo and Alves criticize county leadership over jail conditions and tax measures, while Echeagaray laments corporate greed and a failing economy. The exchanges cite a 166 prisoner cap, a 0.25 percent sales tax defeat, and concerns about pay raises, layoffs, and public understanding of criminal justice costs.
The speaker questions the substance of political promises about investment and job training, arguing that educated people can struggle to apply skills and that such rhetoric may mislead rather than empower, challenging the notion that uneducated people are inherently limited.
The Chronicle-Telegram will not publish letters after 5 p.m. July 30 for the Aug 4 election. Letters must include signature, full home address, and telephone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Elyria Ohio or fax to 329-7272.
In a syndicated column, G Lee Thompson of Smith Corona laments moving manufacturing to Mexico, costing 875 American jobs in Cortland NY and calling free trade a trap by foreign competitors and corporate interests. He argues tariffs, enforcement of laws, and protectionism are needed to preserve American jobs and warns against Bilderberg influence and global capital.
Washington reports claim a spontaneous Serbian militia is waging war in Sarajevo, with a senior officer describing a plan for a "permanent solution" to Croats and Muslims. The message echoes Nazi rhetoric, while U.S. and European efforts lag behind talks in London and possible future humanitarian actions.
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