Latin America trends toward democracy and market reforms
Secretary of State Warren Christopher tours Latin America noting a shift toward civilian rule and economic liberty. While Cuba remains, most nations show democratic governance and market reforms despite weaknesses and ongoing graft, crime, and state controls in several countries.
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Sarajevo exodus undercuts Bosnian peace accords
In a sad fallout of the Bosnian peace process many Bosnian Serbs are leaving Sarajevo for Serb-held areas as March 19 reunification deadline nears. UN and NATO warned against this political manipulation while noting fears and cautions from both sides.
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Kris Janowski
U.N. High Commissioner For Refugees
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Rome
Elyria West area split over high school site and levy
Amanda Deery backs consolidation as enrollment declines push toward one high school. She favors Elyria West expansion inside or near the city, questions funding location details, and urges board unity and public involvement while noting LCCC partnerships show shared community benefit.
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Voter questions school levy plan impact on seniors
A senior citizen on a fixed income questions the school levy plan and its effects on long term funding. The letter reflects a cautious stance, noting past support for education and concern over financial burden.
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Elyria readers debate high school remodeling and politics
Readers urge the Elyria school board to rethink plans to remodel Elyria High rather than build anew at Elyria West. They question funding sources, accuse elected officials of poor judgment, and compare past and present city politics including party shifts and labor changes.
GOP contract critics respond to Shelton letter
A reader asserts Mr. Shelton misreads the Contract With America and accuses liberals of lying. The writer, a registered Democrat, says he reads issues and is considering changing party allegiance. He defends conservative aims against claims of cutting programs and attacking workers.
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Shelton
America
Washington
Mayne Named Head Football Coach at Elyria West New High
Saltis of Elyria West Jr reads a student tribute praising Coach Mayne for earning the head football coach role at the new consolidated Elyria high school. He lauds Mayne as an exemplary teacher, coach, and person who inspires attitude and life values.
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New Consolidated High School
Elyria
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor but edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44036 Fax 3297272 or email macrancin freenet io rain oberiin edu.
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Roller coaster economy tests 1995 96 outlook
Newsday analysis notes the 0.9 percent fourth quarter growth, weak retail trade, and high inventories hinting at recession risk while housing rebounds and consumer confidence improves. It questions Fed policy, budget progress, and the chance of a steadier 1996 growth path amid political and fiscal uncertainty. Robert Reno.
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