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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1988
Page
4
The ruling allows regional Bell companies to branch into computerized information transmission and voice mail distribution. This shift aims to lower costs for consumers through diversified services while keeping core local phone service under the seven Baby Bells.
Ex evangelist Pat Robertson faces a failed libel suit against Pete McCloskey after Joyce Hens Green dismissed the case with prejudice. McCloskey accuses Robertson of boasting about war favors and misstatements, raising questions about his White House viability.
The piece surveys global admiration for the U.S. Constitution as the Commission on the Bicentennial mails copies worldwide. Letters from Nigeria, China, India, New Guinea, Kenya, and more praise its freedom, resilience, and influence, contrasting with domestic distrust of government.
Howard Foxman argues Americans must view the Israeli Arab conflict in broader terms. He contends outside interests inflame violence, praises Israeli democracy, and defends Israeli settlers as devoted to peace and secure borders while urging understanding of Palestinians’ grievances and the difficult path to negotiation.
A Vermilion Local Schools retiree recalls a 26 year career ending Feb 29 due to a severe hearing loss. He cherishes colleagues and students, mentions foster son who became a teacher, and urges community support for the May school levy to sustain quality education.
The writer notes Debi Thomas performed last in the long program and wonders if nerves from watching earlier skaters affected her performance. The observer frames the ordering as strategically curious and invites discussion.
A reader urges Grafton Village administration to disclose a reason for Chief Bill Michaels dismissal. They argue transparent justification would let him defend himself and think reinstatement could gain public support if a mistake is admitted.
A North Ridgeville student argues for a spring ballot levy to fund an indoor pool at the city’s parks and recreation department. He cites benefits for youth swim teams, community cohesion, local jobs, and year round lap swimming and lessons.
Reader notes cash use rising as credit card sales drop. Frustration with First Chicago National Bank and First Card prompts speculation on Delaware incorporation and bank responses. The letter hints the public may rethink borrowing unless accounts are properly handled.
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