Haiti oil blockade push to force Aristide return
Editorial argues Haiti faces a choice as the United States and allies prepare a UN oil embargo to pressure the military junta to negotiate Aristide's return. It urges Dominican Republic involvement, warns of oil and asset freezes, and advocates restoring the democratically elected president with international support.
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Chronicle Telegram Editorial Opinion Encourages Reader Letters
The Chronicle Telegram states its editorials express the paper's views while guest pieces challenge readers to form opinions and invites letters to the editor to share those views. It emphasizes reader engagement and dialogue through opinions.
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Avon Wards Anger Over Puppets and Officials
Residents criticize Mr Muzzy and puppets for political mischief at City Hall. They accuse appointed officials of name calling intimidation and ignoring public wishes. The letter questions elected versus appointed power and town governance.
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Residents fight Avon plan to include Chester Road in industry zone
Homeowners on Chester Road urge city leaders to oppose rezoning that would annex their street into an enterprise zone and depress property values. They accuse Mr Muzzy of distorting facts and warn of voting power to protect their homes and investments. They call for focusing development on other areas and insist sewer grants are county matters.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines From The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Elyria Ohio 44036 or fax 193297272. Email macronel freenet borain oberlin edu.
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Rulings urge more religion in public schools
The Supreme Court issued two verdicts boosting religious presence in public schools, shifting emphasis from religion as merit to free speech arguments. The decision on equal access allows after hours religious use of school facilities and upholds student prayers at graduation, under Lemon v. Kurtzman standards, sparking debate over First Amendment intent and religious heritage in education.
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Cal Thomas Based in Washington as TV Newsman
Author and television commentator Cal Thomas operates from Washington, establishing his base for political reporting and media appearances across national outlets.
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Perot the greased Arkansas razorback in politics debate
Clarence Page notes rising Ross Perot in public opinion as he criticizes Clinton's budget, taxes, and health proposals. The piece argues Perot's plans appear hollow upon closer scrutiny, with emphasis on tax shifts and spending, while acknowledging Perot's growing appeal and media savvy.
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