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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1993

Page

4

Lorain County presses for faster North South Corridor

Lorain County backs a four lane North South Corridor from South Broadway Lorain to Route 20 Carlisle Township with interchanges rather than stop signs. ODOT studies favor an eastern route near Elyria boosting a Route 113 interchange and unlocking 1000 acres for development. Eight and a half years to build all new highway. Leaders and lawmakers from Lorain County urge Gov Voinovich to deliver with firm action.

South Broadway Lorain Carlisle Township ODOT Elyria West Ridge Road Cecil Newcomb Route 113 Lorain County Keys Olejko Zaleski Koziura Bender Walsh

Opinions and editorials encourage reader letters

The Chronicle-Telegram presents opinions in editorials guest columns and cartoons to challenge readers to form opinions and invites replies through letters to the editor. Readers are encouraged to share thoughts in a written response for publication.

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Schoepfle Garden Memorial Delights Visitors

A Memorial Day visit to Otto Schoepfle’s Bir mingham garden proves tranquil and named flora enriches the living memorial. Visitors praise the peaceful setting and the opportunity to see every plant labeled, thanking Schoepfle for his lasting contribution.

Otto Schoepfle Birmingham

Rescind Pay Raise Proposal Faces North Ridgeville Council

A council at large candidate in North Ridgeville urges reconsideration of legislation that would raise council pay from 6000 to 7000 dollars annually plus benefits. The message stresses concerns about the principle and the monetary impact on public employees and residents.

North Ridgeville

North Ridgeville council urged to rethink raise plan

Marian Gardner Stafford argues against retirement benefit cuts and a 3.5 percent raise for 150 employees. She warns negative impact on wages, volunteer spirit, and city strengths as volunteers serve on Civil Service, Planning, Zoning, Parks, Visitors, and more.

Civil Service Planning Board Zoning Commission Parks and Recreation Visitors’ Bureau Community Care Arts Council Historical Association Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Chamber of Commerce Council

Flag etiquette and Memorial Day flag display questions

A reader criticizes improper flag display at the LaGrange Post Office, urging adherence to sunrise to sunset rules and Memorial Day half mast observance. The letter writer, a veteran, questions local ordinances and USPS regulations. The tone advocates respect and proper illumination and raises concerns over prolonged airborne flag display.

United States of America LaGrange Postal Service Dan A. Opfer

Clinton urged to explain plan in primetime TV pitch

Washington columnist Sandy Grady argues Bill Clinton needs a prime time address to define his goals and justify deficit cuts. He critiques staff, GOP talk, and media obsession while urging use of Ross Perot style charts and a Reaganesque sales pitch to show a clear center and direction.

Clinton Congress Gergen Pye Nobel David David Broder House Lani Guinier Bill Clinton Ross Bill America

Youthful Clinton Staff Seen As Far Left Of Public

Column argues Clinton presidency a disaster due to a lazy president and a White House staff of young leftists out of step with American opinion. Critiques appointments, early ambassadorship vacancies, and Lani Guinier controversy, blaming Hillary Clinton and a Hollywood clique for the drift. Dave Gergen urged to counter them.

Jerry Ford Clinton Toe Ford White House Jerry Franklin D Roosevelt Dan Quayle Patsy America Lani CIO Ms. Guinier Law Review Mr. Clinton Hillary Hollywood Bill Clinton Harry Truman Dave Gergen Mazel Dave

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