Sayre N-S Corridor Road to Nowhere No More
A long history of planned North-South Corridor in Lorain County spans from 1964 talks to 1993 expectations. Officials pursued studies linking Lorain port and airport with major Interstates while awaiting federal approvals. Skepticism remains about when dirt will move.
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Lorain County
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
Elyria
Commission
Transportation Advisory Committee
Shaffer, Johnston, Lichenwalter and Associates
Russia Road
Lorain
Lorain County Regional Airport
Lake Carlisle
Lorain County Regional Planning Commission
Immedi
Ately
Richard Celeste
Celeste
Richland Engineering of
Mansfield
Ohio Department of Transportation
Alan Zaleski
Columbus
Zaleski
West Ridge Road
Department of Transportation
Army Corps of Engineers
Federal Highway Administration
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Bible's unity and truth in scripture evidence
A brief defense arguing the Bible's divine truth through Rousseau’s remarks. It highlights the Bible as written across 1500 years by about 40 authors in multiple languages, yet exhibiting a unified theme centered on Jesus Christ and salvation.
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Paul Facinelli
Rousseau
Jesus Christ
Keep Homosexuals Out of Military Debate News Letter
A letter argues against allowing homosexuals in the military claiming they seek dependents benefits and adoption rights. The writer notes campaign funding by the homosexual community and cites concerns about survivor benefits and school material promoting tolerance. The piece reflects strong anti gay sentiment and paranoia about policy changes.
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Clinton
Gore
Slick Willie
Playboy
Devious Tactics Alleged by Opponents in Civil Rights Debate
A critic denounces homosexual activists and argues serving in the armed forces is a privilege, not a right, contingent on passing policies. The writer warns that Clinton Gore policy toward homosexuals could lead to national decline, invoking ancient empires for contrast.
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Gore
Century Telephone Sponsors Public Leadership Seminars
Century Telephone and Region Five Manager Tim Kissane sponsored Paul David Wilson leadership seminars at Lorain Renaissance Inn from May 3 to May 6. Wilson preached positive attitude, courtesy, respect and self-esteem as keys to enlightened management and personal development. The event was open to the public at no charge, a gracious public service benefiting the region.
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Heartfest
Century Telephone Co
Region Five
Tim Kissane
Paul David Wilson
Lorain Renaissance Inn
Wilson
Century Telephone
Century
Tinkering with SS angers senior citizens
Senior citizens confront the Clinton administration and Congress over Social Security. The message urges readers to write to their senators and vote no on any plan to cut or tax Social Security benefits, stressing that Social Security is a contributory insurance program and not an entitlement.
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John Glenn
Howard M. Metzenbaum
Senate
Clinton
Congress
Weighty issue raises questions
A reader questions media coverage of overweight airline stewardesses and military personnel losing jobs. They argue personnel knew appearance rules when hired and that fitness and promotion rules apply regardless of war service. The letter asks if veterans deserve exemptions from standard standards.
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Korea
Vietnam
Vienam
Rules for letters to the Chronicle Telegram editorials
This notice outlines submission rules for letters to the Chronicle Telegram editorial page. It specifies that letters may be edited for brevity and clarity and require the author to include a signature, full address, and telephone number, with mail to the editorial page editor at Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or fax or email contact.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Mai
Elyria
Macronel
Freenetforain
Reaganomics' salesmen smooth rough spots for Clinton
Clarence Page notes the selection of David Gergen to run Clinton's communications signals a shift to seasoned, nonpartisan pragmatism amid a string of White House snafus. Gergen's media strategy could counter critics while Stephanopoulos faces a tougher, more combative press.
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Washington
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
Bill Clinton
Reagan
David Gergen
George
George Burns
Stephanopoulos
Kennedy
Pierre” Salinger
Salinger
Camelot
Gergen
Mike Deaver
Clinton
Harry Truman
FBI
Janet Reno
Gates
George Bush
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