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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1977
Page
4
A critic catalogs the Rover Boys and other 19th and early 20th century boy’s fiction as laborious moral tales. The piece contrasts this “Golden Trashery” with contemporary films and student culture, arguing modern youth face broader violence and moral ambiguity while still being shaped by patriotic and traditional ideals.
A Brooklyn College political scientist is accused of gathering intelligence for the CIA during a Europe sabbatical. Colleagues say this unprofessional behavior undermines his credibility, while the author defends helping national defense and mocks faculty protests. He argues citizens should assist law enforcement when asked.
The piece argues that many black oriented stations are owned by whites and urge Combined Communications to accept social responsibility. It praises Bernadine C Washington as a landmark black leader at WVON WGCI and calls for genuine Black leadership in the No 1 Soul station to inspire Chicago youths.
In a letter to The Chronicle Telegram, Elm Eley defends three year nursing programs against a proposed Ohio bill to phase them out. She argues patient costs, on the job training, wider liberal arts experience, and professional autonomy favor diploma paths, and she warns that eliminating them could limit access to nursing for qualified individuals, urging readers to contact representatives.
The Chronicle Telegram publishes an open letter to Mayor Bowman and Elyria accusing Ridgelawn Cemetery of appalling neglect while two other city cemeteries receive maintenance. The writer, recalling Memorial Day memories, urges rotation of staff, notes past volunteer restorations, and questions the city’s commitment to veterans and residents’ families.
The piece critiques candidates promises as unrealistic and argues presidents cannot control unemployment or inflation. It notes inflation stems from greed by businessmen and labor leaders and that Congress often alters or blocks presidential proposals, making promises unreliable. It emphasizes responsibility lies with those who can act and calls for realism in campaign pledges.
In the Chronicle Telegram May 2, Betty Bowers claims teachers who refuse union dues will be fired. The Supreme Court case Holmanist vs Madison Board of Education holds teachers are protected by the First Amendment and need not pay union fees to keep a job.
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