Castro’s Decline Deepens as Soviet Aid Shrinks
The article argues Castro faces an ongoing decline as Gorbachev halves Soviet aid to Cuba, worsening shortages and economic collapse. It notes U.S. sanctions pressure, isolation in the Americas, and loss of regional allies, signaling an imminent end to Castro’s rule if aid and trade vanish.
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Letters to the Chronicle Telegram on teen death and faith
A reader argues against blaming youth tragedy on simplistic causes and defends faith alignments. He links parent child communication, secular music, sin, and free will to teen hopelessness and self harm while criticizing coverage. The letter also includes nostalgia for wartime rhetoric and references Ike and nuclear fears.
Chronicle Telegram Seeks Reader Letters for Editorial Page
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes they may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or fax to 329 7187.
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Souter Nomination Shows Abortion’s Grip on U S Politics
Beck argues abortion dominates Bush's Supreme Court choice to nominate David Souter and predicts a bruising Senate fight. He notes Roe v Wade unsettled, with Souter likely to avoid a quick overturn while abortion politics reshape state laws and public rhetoric.
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Conservatives Question Supreme Court Over Four Decades of Law
Cal Thomas argues the left politicized the High Court leading to a shift from natural and divine law to a living constitution. He cites Roe v Wade, secularization, and affirmative action, criticizing Justices including Brennan and Souter while urging a return to absolute truths rooted in God and natural law.
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