U S view one eyed on human rights
The United Nations Human Rights Commission expanded to 22 violators with Third World nations, while the United States faces criticism for a selective stance. Despite Western concerns, the 1992 Geneva meeting endorsed a special envoy for Cuba as critics note omission of China and uneven scrutiny of regimes like Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Iraq.
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Nixon weighs in on Bush Russia aid and Yeltsin reform path
Richard Nixon criticizes Bush for limited help to Russia and Boris Yeltsin. He urges stronger Western support, debt relief, and a free enterprise corps to aid Russia's transition to economic democracy, calling it in America's best interest.
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Editorial Page Invitation to Readers Feedback
The Chronicle Telegram explains that opinions in its editorials guest essays and columns aim to challenge readers to form views and invites letters to the editor sharing thoughts and opinions.
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Lorain County bids prompt three submissions for office space
In 1989 Lorain County sought extra office space with bids from West Park Limited and Spitzer Hardware and Supply. West Park was the low bidder all three times, but Koury and Jacoby handed the bid to Spitzer citing proximity to the Administration Building. The county faced deputy layoffs that could have been avoided by the savings.
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Embrace self reliance amid tough economic times
A Chronicle-Telegram column urges individuals like John Doe to start their own businesses instead of awaiting corporate jobs. It cites crafting, repair services, and small-scale trades as paths, referencing America’s manufacturing heritage and potential for revived domestic production. The piece also advocates using gold payments from Russia to retire debt and hints at repurposing idle GM plants for earth moving equipment.
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From a B S to a Public Relations Parable
Leonard J. Staysniak of Elyria laments American public relations and leadership, arguing that free choice fed manipulation and that wars financed by hidden deals profit big business. He calls for IRS scrutiny of leadership and multinational accounts.
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The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to send 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.
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Economic reform plan to stabilize currency and jobs
Reese with the Orlando Sentinel outlines a set of policy steps to solve economic problems. He calls for a sound currency and balanced budget, keeping high wage jobs, tariffs and origin labeling to curb overseas production, strict lobbying limits, immigration control, and reforms to corporate finance including limited takeovers and tax changes to promote investment and production.
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