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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1981
Page
31
A Washington review argues foreign aid splits government with some supporting continued commitments and others seeking deeper cuts. It notes the Marshall Plan success, warns of aid misuse in unstable regimes, and urges funding only where it builds viable infrastructure and responsible governance.
William Raspberry argues that prominent Black conservatives focus on what they oppose—minimum wage, affirmative action, rent control, and union wage standards—while rarely outlining concrete policies or solutions. He critiques figures like Thomas Sowell and Walter Williams for negating liberal tools without proposing viable alternatives.
An op ed urges abolishing all income taxes for writers from columnists to novelists to foster a positive national mood. It proposes offsetting lost revenue by a tenth of one percent tax increase on others and appeals to President Reagan to end writer taxes.
A reader vents frustration with politicians focusing on party loyalty over constituents, criticizes labor politics and the Reagan Plan, argues term limits, questions the judiciary, and urges Congress to revise laws amid modern economic and social changes. He highlights auto industry woes and wage structures as factors beyond imports.
In a letter to the editor, the writer disputs Mr Ayish for equating treatment of Jews in Nazi Germany with Arabs in Israel. The author urges tolerance, peace efforts including Camp David, and warns of dangers from extremism and hostility in the region.
In reply to Frank Vandersommen's Feb 18 letter advocating Save Unwanted Children groups, the writer notes such groups already exist as families. They say families took on child rearing and financial duties long before government expanded welfare, and remain essential.
A councilman states he seeks a yearly review of water and sewer rates, citing a promise from last year’s rate increase and his finance committee role. He plans to urge rescinding the July 1 1981 hike, arguing the increase is unnecessary at this time.
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