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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2000
Page
3
Editorial spotlights the Elyria prenatal clinic earning the Ohio Women’s Policy and Research Commission award for helping over 2,100 women since 1993. It notes the clinic serves young, uninsured women with limited funds for care and faces statewide recognition.
The Chronicle-Telegram presents editorials guest viewpoints and columns meant to challenge readers to form opinions. Readers are invited to share thoughts by writing letters to the editor for publication consideration.
A reader laments the Elyria School levy focusing on extracurriculars, arguing it will not raise grades and will waste tax dollars. The letter denounces dependence on oil, fuel prices, and rising health care costs, urging action to curb expenses and improve education.
AFL-CIO president John Sweeney vows to include worker protections in WTO deals and ban child labor, while Gore pledges and retracts, as unions fund a pro-Gore drive. The piece notes Beck vs. Communications Workers Union rights, agency fees, and dissenting members who choose to resign or stay amid pro labor activism and political pressures.
Des Moines Register columnist Donald Kaul notes Bush swept most primaries except New England while McCain suspended his campaign. Bush, seen as moderate in Texas, must broaden appeal beyond conservatives as polls show him ahead of Gore though McCain could have challenged more. The piece weighs campaign styles, endorsements, and risks for Bush ahead of the general election.
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