Federal aid for mass transit sparks political debate
A House passed bill proposes 375 million dollars in federal aid for mass transit, seen by many as benefiting big cities with Democratic majorities. The piece argues local solutions work in some areas, cites Cleveland's move to self fund transit, and notes San Francisco's Bay Area vote rejecting waiting for federal aid. It questions who will bear the costs and which cities gain.
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Chromalloy Pledges $673,000 Elyria Foundry Upgrade
Chromalloy Corp will modernize Elyria Foundry Co with a 673000 investment over this year and next, signaling strong confidence in Elyria's economy. Josepph Friedman, board chair, notes the project reflects years of local experience and market prospects. The plan aims to sustain growth and attract further industry to Elyria.
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Obituary for Dr Gertrude E Moulton of Oberlin College
Dr Gertrude E Moulton longtime educator in Oberlin and emeritus director of the Women s Gymnasium at Oberlin College died in Oberlin Her 81 years included teaching at the University of Michigan Rio Grande College and serving on an American Health Physical Education and Recreation Association committee She was a Red Cross volunteer for over 45 years and held leadership roles in local chapters Her death is noted as a loss to the area and beyond.
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Letters From Our Readers Chronicle-Telegram item on lost items and a veteran
A reader seeks the owner of a land punch and a bullet pencil found near a driveway. She notes her husband served in the war and faced unemployment after returning home. She urges the finder to contact her home between 4 and 5 pm from Monday to Friday. The account reflects wartime sacrifice and postwar employment struggles.
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Too Old for Unemployment Here Is My Faithful Plea
A letter to the Chronicle-Telegram from a reader in Elyria argues veterans and families face hunger despite paying taxes and serving the country. She questions why older workers with families are pushed aside while college students find jobs. The writer praises Elyria as a welcoming home and condemns back eastern stereotypes as harmful. She expresses hope her children will not endure further turmoil.
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Kuchel weighs party switch amid Goldwater clash
Senator Tom Kuchel, second ranking Republican, weighs joining the Democrats if Barry Goldwater secures the nomination and controls the GOP platform. Public friction with William Knowland, Goldwater’s California ally, underlines Kuchel’s dilemma between party loyalty and civil rights stances.
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Arizona Senator Goldwater on military influence in nuclear policy
The Arizona Senator opposed Eisenhower’s nuclear test moratorium and commented he might lean too heavily toward the military. Ruchel defended him, noting Goldwater has a distinguished service record and that other military officials have also disapproved the policy.
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Not 1914 in 1964 Far East Says Columnist
The author recalls 1914 to contrast with 1964, noting Gavrilo Princip’s assassination of Archduke Ferdinand and subsequent war mobilizations. He argues current tensions in Southeast Asia differ, citing a balance of terror between the US and USSR, with China isolated, and questions the risk of a broader war given rational actors in Beijing and Moscow.
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Moon as Last Haven of the Individualist in Space
A moon study conversation sketches a view of lunar exploration as humanity’s final individualist frontier. The talk touches on lunar germs, space contamination, and the need to sterilize vessels to prevent bringing Earth pathogens to the Moon or returning with new infections.
U S Business Seeks Broader Trade With Soviet Bloc
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee survey shows American business leaders favor expanding U S trade with the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe while opposing dealings with Cuba or Red China. The results urge clearer guidelines on what to trade, balancing market access with military security concerns.
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