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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1994
Page
4
The Ridgeville and Keystone districts seek special election approval for school levies amid years of financial strain. North Ridgeville requests a 7.9 mill emergency operating levy to sustain programs, while Keystone proposes 1 mill for maintenance and 0.5 mill for land for a new building.
North Ridgeville High School students urge voters to approve a 7.9 mill operating levy to preserve school programs and opportunities. The piece argues the levy funds academics, athletics, band, and other activities, stressing the impact on future students.
Gloria Karban Jamie Finley Nick Penick and Tom Culler sign a readers note from NRHS Class of 94 urging voting for school funding. The letter emphasizes social growth and education in North Ridgeville.
A North Ridgeville resident urges seniors to support the 7.9 mill five year emergency operating levy on August 2. The measure would maintain current programs and levels of education to help students compete in college and the workforce.
A retired teacher and homeowner vows support for the Aug 2 school measure. She cites social security and pensions and urges voters to back education funding for current and future generations.
The Chronicles Telegram invites letters to the editor but notes the deadline for Tuesday's election has passed. The last day to publish letters on this election is Sunday. Letters may be edited for clarity and accuracy and must include signature full home address and telephone number.
Wichita Eagle columnist Don Williams argues for using Indigenous style punishment as a template for reform. He cites a Alaska case where two Tlingit youths received a year on an uninhabited Gulf island with minimal supplies to foster self-reliance and rehabilitation. He suggests expanding the idea to other states, including Kansas, and mocks harsher penalties.
Washington columnist Sandy Grady describes the Whitewater hearings as a bland, tedious spectacle. He mocks the lack of dramatic figures, notes Lloyd Cutler’s tame testimony, and contrasts it with sharper televised political scandals, labeling the inquiry a mid-summer bore.
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