Mixon Bids $15 a Share in Healthdyne Takeover Bid
Elyria based Invacare chief executive Malachi Mixon, a Vietnam veteran and noted dealmaker, seeks to buy Healthdyne Technologies for $15 a share. Healthdyne makes sleep disorder respiratory equipment and last year reported $118 million in sales. The bid faces court battles, poison pills, and a rival offer from an unnamed Fortune 500 firm.
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Vietnam
Invacare
Mixon
Marietta
Healthdyne Technologies
Elyria
Lorain County
Healthdyne
Rr. Nabisco
Snapple
Elyrians
Editorial invitation to readers to share opinions
The Chronicle Telegram invites reader engagement with editorials. It explains opinions may reflect the paper and encourages letters to the editor to challenge readers and share thoughts and viewpoints.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Korean War Vet Seeks Help To List Fallen Soldiers
A Korean War veteran appeals to readers to help identify the division regiment and company of each service member who died in Korea. He began his search after landing in 1950 and returning in 1951, and with the armistice anniversary nearing he seeks connections to complete a named list.
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Korea
Japan
Memorial request for fallen service members from Elyria
A reader urges preserving full unit details for fallen servicemen. Please send last name, middle initial, first name, division, regiment and company to Donald D. Down, 78 Apple St., Elyria, Ohio 44035, RonalD D. Down Elyria
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Donald D. Down
Apple St
Elyria
Ohio
Longfellow Principal Leaving Fans Thanks Parents
Longfellow Elementary School families express gratitude to the principal Mr Kos for his dedication and care. Parents and students pledge to miss him and encourage attendance at Board of Education meetings for child welfare concerns.
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Longfellow
Kos
Board of Education
Rosenbaum foe lauds judge Hanna in county critique
A longtime associate praises Judge Harry Hanna, calling him well-respected, competent, and fair after noting Hanna’s 30 years on the bench. The speaker recalls Hanna’s Republican nomination for Cuyahoga County prosecutor and his esteemed standing within the party.
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Rosenbaum
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Harry Hanna
Cuyahoga County
Judge Hanna
Letters to the Editor Guidance for readers
The Chronicle Telagram outlines letter submission rules including editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Provide signature full address and phone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria 44036 Fax 329 7272 or email macronci freenet torain obertin edu
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Chronicle-Telagram
Elyria
Macronci
Freenet Torain
Washington D.C. has a terrific airport and a troubled city
A Des Moines Register columnist essay critiques Washington D.C. noting the new National Airport as a striking feature while detailing deep urban problems. It argues liberal policy has created bureaucratic dependency, calls for a Leeds style urban fix, and envisions transforming the capital into a true national city.
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Caesar Pelli
Potomac River
Washington
D.C
Congress
Washington Fest
New York
Philadelphia
New
Paris
Versace murder underscored national crime obsession
Chicago Tribune columnist Clarence Page argues Versace's murder exposed America’s fixation on crime, amid shallow declines in crime data and rising fear. He cites Dilulio’s gated-community thesis and calls for community policing to bridge social divisions and protect all citizens.
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John J. Dilulie Jr
Weekly Standard
Dilulio
America
Gianni Versace
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