Premier Bank eyeing Elyria temporary City Hall deal
Elyria officials discuss Premier Bank occupying the 10 story building as a temporary City Hall for up to five years. If agreeable and financed with a clear end purchase option, the bank lease could free the Sears site for a permanent city hall or justice center, with plans to relocate tenants and reuse space as needed.
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House moves to halt gun death research funding
Lawmakers challenge CDC gun death studies, arguing budget trimming is needed to curb unsubstantiated data and alleged bias in the Center for Disease Control's research. The row centers on the GOP stance against what they call flawed conclusions and media bias in reporting.
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Sewer plant should be Ridgeville’s alone
A North Ridgeville resident urges the city to keep the sewer plant in Ridgeville and not share with Lorain County. The writer notes the French Creek Treatment Plant was bought in 1984 with a 20 year debt levied on homeowners and mentions paying for treatment even without a sewer access.
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Letters to the editor on sewer plant costs and county role
A reader questions who bears costs for a proposed sewer line and potential plant expansion. They note a 12 year old facility, eight years left on payments, taps and per-foot charges for land near Route 83, and fear rising rates if the county or city expand utilities. They urge local control and seek clarity on inflation and future levies.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines at Chronicle Telegram
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War of words on drugs pits Democrats against Republicans
Ann McFeatters reports a heated fight over Clinton's anti drug policy. Republicans accuse AWOL leadership while Democrats defend initiatives and insist the issue is complex. McCaffrey warns of rising heroin and meth use, urging emphasis on education and enforcement.
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Global terrorism confronts hard limits of action
The piece surveys the international fight against terror, notingSummits from Sharm el-Sheik to Paris produced little beyond rhetoric. It cites U S efforts to expand tools for authorities and the costs to civil liberties. It highlights incidents in Algeria Turkey Saudi Egypt and the PKK and the Okla homa City attack and Tokyo sarin attack as examples of rising violence and shared vulnerability. The author concludes with a reflection on motives and counterproductive cycles in terrorist acts.
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