Reform urged to curb fake political asylum claims
An editorial urges urgent reform of INS procedures to stop fraudulent asylum requests while preserving protection for genuine victims. It cites a backlog of about 300,000 cases, advocates intercepting clearly fraudulent claims and deporting those with forged documents, and stresses preserving America's generous asylum tradition with better controls.
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United States
U.S
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
INS
Congress
America
Good name better name in Clinton polling contrast
Fabrizio, McLaughlin & Associates tested half respondents on Hillary Clinton and half on Hillary Rodham Clinton. The results show 57 percent approval for Hillary Clinton versus 49 percent for Hillary Rodham Clinton, illustrating how a name can influence perception and reflect enduring partisan attitudes.
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Fabrizio, McLaughlin & Associates
Hillary Clinton
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Scripps Howard
Opera in the Bathtub A McKinley First Grade Show
A Elyria first grade performed an original opera King Bidgood's in the Bathtub as part of a Cleveland Opera on Tour program. On May 20 at 11 a.m. more than 70 spectators including Superintendent Les Schultz watched the performance with cameras rolling. The class earned praise for their hard work and memorable moment, and the writer regrets Chronicle-Telegram did not photograph the event.
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King Bidgood
McKinley
Elyria
Cleveland Opera
Les Schultz
David Bamberger
Chronicle-Telegram
Editorial Misrepresents Facts On Township County Split
A resident objects to The Chronicle May 24 editorial about townships seceding and forming a new county. The writer decries one sided coverage and personal attacks while noting public duties require handling both praise and hostility.
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the Chronicle
Wellington resident thanks honest finder of lost purse
Eleanor Ketchum of Wellington expresses gratitude to the person who found her purse in the Spar kle parking lot. Her note praises the finder’s honesty and goodwill.
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Wellington Sparkle
Elyria Memorial Hospital Praised By Patient Wilma Darmstadt
A senior citizen lauds Elyria Memorial Hospital staff from ER to housekeeping as “angels” after a distressing week. She credits many departments and urges the hospital top her list for future care, while also voicing views on a separate animal case involving Angela Wilbert and a miscarriage of justice claim.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Smythe
Sheba
Animal Protective League
Angela Wilbert
Angela
Jay and the Black Horse of Georgia in Summer Memory
Rheta Grimsley Johnson recalls a June Georgia summer with a fearless Black horseman named Jay. The narrator describes pebbles shaped like candy, a front yard rodeo, and kinfolk who gather at a rolling store and creek adventures. A vivid portrait of memory, family, and place anchored by Jay on his horse.
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Georgia
South Georgia
Alabama
Grandmother
Staples Park
Grandfather
Egypt
Rheta
Grimsley Johnson
Memphis
Enn
Roar of presses shaped a life in loud printing
In a letter to Ed, a former printer recalls decades of thunderous newsroom noise from offset presses, linotype hums, throw offs, and folders. He notes the changing sounds of a printing plant and asks if hearing aid wearers like Bob Fredricks should have to mute music at events or endure the roar with others.
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Gordon
Bob Fredricks
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Wellington
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Wilma Darmstadt
Pop
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Gordon Press
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Robert Choate
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