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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2003
Page
4
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Our Opinion argues Gov. Bob Taft pursues a concealed carry bill amid broader leadership failures. It likens Taft to Gov. Gray Davis, noting budget deficits and tax pressures while urging caution on recalls. The piece questions safety and voices strong opposition to expanded gun rights.
Betsy Hart argues that Harry Potter presents a moral world with clear good and evil and can open children to spiritual ideas without promoting witchcraft. She praises Rowling's creation, notes adult wisdom in the series, and hopes to acquire a copy despite not reserving one.
The writer laments rapid development and population growth from Washington to Atlanta, blaming overdevelopment for loss of countryside, traffic, and higher housing costs. He cites U.S. population rise from 205 million in 1970 to 288 million in 2002, cites immigration cost estimates, and argues both parties ignore human overpopulation in favor of liberal or labor interests.
Readers warn lawmakers against expanding gambling noting Auditor Betty Montgomery’s warning of social and economic harms. A separate letter reports a home burglary in LaGrange stealing two dirt bikes, ages 11 and 6, urging any witnesses to contact police. The writer also satirically discusses FBI terrorism dragnet references to public figures.
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and edits for brevity and accuracy. Letters should be 200 words or shorter. longer submissions may be edited to fit. Include signature, full address and phone number. Contact details for mail, fax, and email are provided for submission.
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