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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1993
Page
11
Lorain mayor Olejko apologized to the U S Conference of Mayors for a hostile outburst in New York. He must also apologize to Lorain and Cuyahoga County voters. His 35 year career is praised, but critics warn his blunt style harms the citys standing and future prospects.
France plans to retry Paul Touvier for crimes against humanity linked to 1944 killings in Lyon. The case spotlights Vichy-era collaborators and broader accountability for World War II atrocities as aging defendants face trial.
Elyria parents on the Policy Committee oppose Lorain Community Action Agency’s plan to assume control of the Elyria Head Start program. They contend a required Policy Council approval prior to final action was not obtained, citing federal guidelines on boundary changes and consultation.
Parents question why boundary shifts are being pushed without inclusive consultation. They note Elyria Start serves 432 children and currently enrolls 92 percent, arguing changes overdue only if recruitment, funding, or standards fall short. Concerns include loss of year end graduation and admin access, plus distrust of administrative motives.
Charley Reese argues the crime problem stems from a disintegrating non-criminal society and failed civilizational guidance. He laments widespread fear to defend courtesy, values, and cultural norms, blaming family, religion, and media for promoting barbarism while urging decisive civic action. Reese cites inflation, gender confusion, and elite alignment with barbarians, urging courage to civilize and uphold standards.
Washington columnist Sandy Grady notes a new half brother for Bill Clinton, Henry Leon Ritzenthaler, who says he is the son from an earlier marriage of Clinton’s father. The claim, supported by a 1938 birth record, prompts questions about the president’s family tree and public image management. Clinton shows cautious interest, while his aides worry about impact on his campaign narrative.
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