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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1992

Page

3

Amherst Library seeks levy to fund services and hours

The Amherst Public Library asks voters to approve a 1 mill, five year levy raising about 250000 to sustain current services including Sunday hours. If approved, a 0.55 mill levy ending in 1994 would be canceled, netting about 170000 more annually amid rising circulation and support.

Chronicle-Telegram Voinovich Ohio Library Amherst Public Library North Ridgeville Tel Ahaal Shemn Skana

Lorain County Debates Library Levy Over Controversial Video

A local vote on Issue 2 faces Lorain County as residents weigh library funding against the retention of a video titled The Last Temptation of Christ. Supporters urge judging the library by need and service, while opponents seek to defeat the levy as punishment for the collection. The debate draws on strong passions and fears of censorship, framed by broader concerns about quality of life and fiscal responsibility.

Lorain County Temptation

End of an era as John Spitzer dies at 75

John Spitzer, longtime Lorain County business leader and philanthropist, died Wednesday at age 75. He helped expand the family business from a single Grafton hardware store and auto dealership to 26 multi line dealerships and major real estate and development ventures. Chronicle-Telegram notes his impact on the paper and the region, reflecting on his entrepreneurial drive and community involvement.

John Spitzer Spitzer Lorain County Community College Del Stewart Sidney Grafton

Chronicle-Telegram Editorial Page Invitation

The Chronicle-Telegram outlines that opinions in editorials guest pieces and columns aim to challenge readers to form views and invites letters to the editor to share thoughts and opinions. The page signals engagement with readers on current issues.

Chronicle-Telegram

Heated Libary Film Debate Divides Amherst Readers

Letters to The Chronicle Telegram reflect community division over the Amherst Public Library film The Last Temptation of Christ. Residents urge a No vote on the levy while others defend keeping the film and supporting school funding. Names include Patricia A Bearer Louis Lopez Dean Winslow Mary Winslow John A Dietrich Jr Linda Rush.

the Chronicle-Telegram Amherst Ohio Amherst Family Library Christ Debbie Dallas

Ten Commandments for political wives and lives

A Chicago Tribune column lists ten satirical commandments for political wives, focusing on Hillary Clinton and Tipper Gore. It critiques public perception, strategic positions, appearances, and roles in campaigns, noting shifts from controversy to polished, allylike behavior and media framing.

Washington Hillary Clinton Tipper Gore

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