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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1992
Page
6
Reese, writing for the Orlando Sentinel, argues that reforms start at home and urges citizens to balance budgets, cut debt, and adopt productive, moral behavior. He contends private sector excess fuels recession and that legislators reflect public corruption. change requires self-improvement and civic virtue.
Black voters shift in a three way race as Perot gains ground. The piece notes Perot’s appeal across parties and classes, his grassroots approach, and potential impact on Clinton Bush strategies. It discusses black turnout, endorsements, Los Angeles riots reactions, and possible shifts in urban policy focus.
Midnight Basketball brings 72 players across six teams to Elyria's West Recreation Center for a summer league. The program pairs basketball with drug education, job skills, AIDS and parenting workshops, and outreach aimed at high risk teen males. Lorain County MBL director Ronald L. Rucker notes the league requires police presence at games and operates on a $42,006 budget funded by private donations and in kind support from Elyria Recreation.
A 1991 survey shows manufacturers reject five of six applicants due to poor basic skills. Mass free courses in writing and computer tech aim to help unemployed workers. William Kolberg argues millions were abandoned by a non college path, risking global competitiveness.
The Chronicle Telegram invites reader participation by presenting opinions in editorials and guest pieces and encourages letters to the editor to share readers thoughts and viewpoints on current issues.
Washington column details to date a controversial Agriculture Department project labeling rams as gay to determine origins of sexual behavior. It notes political pressure from conservatives, the NIH being kept out, and parallels to human studies while citing figures such as Edward Madigan Dan Quayle Louis Sullivan and Simon LeVay. The piece critiques values politics impacting scientific funding and research.
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