Elyria weighs police power for noise nuisance rule
Elyria City Council weighs amending the noise nuisance ordinance to allow impounding vehicles or stereos for up to 24 hours. The proposal draws opposition from Assistant Solicitor Stephen Gurchik, who says current misdemeanors and fines are sufficient and calls the measure drastic. Public Safety Committee recommended the change, but council faces a tough vote.
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Pizza Party Ends Food Judgment in Schools
Lawmakers back a bill easing inspections for fresh meat topped pizzas in school cafeterias, aiming to boost student appetite. Rep Dan Glickman backs the measure amid pizza industry ties as consumer groups voice opposition to reduced scrutiny.
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Wichita
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Diversity Police clash over academic freedom at UMass
The Daily Collegian staff fled to a secret off campus newsroom after a politically correct mob occupied the UMass administration building and demanded minority hiring. The group later targeted the Collegian offices amid death threats, raising questions about whether the 102 year old paper will resume publishing next fall.
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Daily Collegian
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Richard O’brien
Collegian
O’brien
New England
Editorial Page Invitation to Readers Opinions
The Chronicle Telegram outlines that editorials express our views while guest pieces challenge readers to form opinions. The page encourages audience input through letters to the editor and invites reader engagement on current topics.
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Citizens To Save America call for national jobs program
A reader argues for a broad bailout plan funded like prior bank rescues to rebuild public infrastructure and create tax revenue. He proposes government jobs for welfare recipients who can work, while protecting the sick and disabled and subsidizing American industry. He cites Frank Vandersommer and Lew Robinson cases and urges officials to honor constitutional rights amid press scrutiny.
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Rodney King
Los Angeles
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Washington Post
National Enquirer
Letter to the Editor on police, trials, and career paths
Judith Anderson defends a village police officer's career as a long serving and trusted officer. She argues against media bias in reporting alleged drug involvement, notes the 6th Amendment right to a jury, and contrasts rookie misperceptions with her husband’s 15plus years of service as a certified officer.
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Chronicle
Washington Post
Watergate
Chronicle-Telegram
Lee
Elyria
the Chronicle
Senior benefits at risk in deficit fight
In the AARP Bulletin letter a reader cites Sen Paul Simon and Congress weighing cuts to Social Security and Medicare by up to 25 percent to trim the federal deficit. The writer argues such cuts would devastate seniors relying on benefits and emphasizes the deficit was not created by them. Richard Danforth Olmsted Falls.
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Paul Simon
Congress
Peacemakers sought over city hiring dispute
Donna Smith voices frustration at a $42,000 payout for a name calling incident involving Lewis Robinson under Georgia drug law scrutiny. She argues background checks were insufficient and urges peacemaking while others push for accountability and new hires.
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Lewis Robinson
Georgia
Thelma Adams
Chronicle Telegram Letters to the Editor Address Instructions
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor. Include your signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 329-7272.
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Elyria
Women in Congress would reshape U S politics
A Washington column surveys the rising wave of women running for House and Senate seats, arguing a historic shift could alter debates on health care quality of life and family policy. It cites positions of Rep. Pat Schroeder and broader trends including primaries and Life magazine’s controversial Capitol photo project.
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D-Colo
U.S. Congress
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Jockocracy
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