Taiwan No. 4 on USTR piracy list in bid to punish
The United States places Taiwan on its priority watch list for serious intellectual property violations. The report cites Taiwan as a center for copyright piracy and counterfeiting, costing American firms billions annually. India and Thailand also sit on the list with cited IP concerns and sanctions possible pending actions.
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Public Broadcasting Faces Senate Attacks Over Funding
Republicans in the U S Senate challenge the Corporation for Public Broadcasting citing liberal slants while a study says 79 percent of viewers see PBS NPR as neutral. Bills propose funding about 1 billion dollars over three years and reforms or abolition face broad debate among news professionals and the public.
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Opinions and editorials invite reader responses
The Chronicle Telegram presents opinions in editorials and guest columns designed to challenge readers. It invites letters to the editor, encouraging readers to share their own viewpoints in response to the content.
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West High residents defend school and handicapped program
Mary M Wilson of Elyria responds to a letter by Artas Meadows arguing to close West High. She stresses West serves orthopedically handicapped students and the community, urging Elyrians to value both high schools and avoid drastic cuts that would hurt education long term.
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Re testing elderly drivers sparks letter from readers
Henry A Tudor defends Julia Tudor Fitzgerald on requiring drivers over sixty five to re take driving tests. He shares decades of driving, night blindness, and belief older drivers should face tests if still driving. He questions Mr West's fear and notes Julia’s role with Lorain County Board of Education.
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Racist rhetoric cited after LAPD arrest of Damian Williams
Margaret Johnson from Oberlin argues that police brutality cases, videotaped incidents, and racial bias demand level headed leadership from all cultures. She questions juror impartiality and calls for equal treatment, liberty, and peace embracing all Americans.
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Space shuttle tale stirs letter writer over deregulation
Paul Zvbirblis condemns columnist Paul Facinelli for liberal bias in May 21 Space Shuttle rescue piece. He accuses the CT scribe of misrepresentation, cites federal acts and regulations, and questions blame for the S&L meltdown while naming political figures and pay critiques.
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Westside Schools Spring String Concert Shines
On May 19, students from Crestwood Oakwood Westwood and Elyria West High gathered for the Westside Schools Spring String Concert directed by Kathy Wainwright. Grades 4 through 12 performed their best and the community praised the opportunity for musical growth. DAN and BRENDA SHELDON
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Chronicle Telegram invites letters to editor
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to send letters to the editor. Please include your signature, full address and telephone number. Send to Editorial Page Editor, Chronicle Telegram, Box 4010, Elyria 44036 or fax to 3297272.
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Immigration debate argues limits on Haitian arrivals
Cal Thomas argues that the Bush administration should curb Haitian migration to Guantanamo and the United States. He warns against overloading welfare and the courts, cites rising costs, crime links, and calls for stricter enforcement and repeal of the Cuban Adjustment Act to prioritize current residents and national interests.
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