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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1992
Page
3
Congress passes legislation aimed at pressuring China over human rights trade and arms issues. The Senate tally was 59 to 39, eight votes shy of overriding a Bush veto. House approved 409 to 21.
A national shift toward fixed pricing and salaried sales staff grows in Automobile Row. Dealers ditch haggling to offer sticker price with straight salaries, aiming to curb turnover and weed out high pressure tactics. Some doubt customers will ever accept the lack of bargaining.
The Chronicle Telegram presents editorials and guest pieces that challenge readers to form opinions. It invites readers to share thoughts in letters to the editor, noting editorials, cartoons, and columns reflect our view but readers may respond with their own views.
Readers from Elyria Vermilion and Oberlin share gratitude after a local fire chief’s dismissal, critique foreign aid and taxes, and vent political concerns. The letters touch on national policy, Japan Inc comparisons, and the role of government in spending while urging attention to domestic needs.
The passage argues recession pain stems from personal and family choices rather than external factors. It warns that American family strength is faltering as greed, power, and selfishness rise. Honesty, production, and frugality give way to cheating and violence, blaming individuals collectively rather than external causes.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor. Include signature, full address, and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor, Chronicle Telegram, Box 4010, Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 329 7272.
Sandy Grady writes that Pat Buchanan mirrors Bush era tactics in a Georgia primary, portraying Bush as mean and pillorying opponents with vicious ads. The piece notes Bush aides defend harsh ads as political strategy while Buchanan and Tsongas unleash rival mudslinging, echoing 1988 slander.
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