Mutual aid rescue row in Sheffield village and lake
A dispute over mutual aid rescues highlights 40 minute delays after a motorcycle car crash in Sheffield. Village calls for a paid paramedic squad funded at 50,000 dollars while Lake's full time unit costs 157,000 annually. Chronicle-Telegram urges cross boundary cooperation and timely responses.
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L G Miller Remembered By CT Oldtimers
L G Miller is fondly recalled by CT oldtimers for visiting monthly to verify totals and enter figures into ledgers. Known as Mr Miller or L G to staff, he earned praise for his patience, smile, and old fashioned hand bookkeeping at age 89.
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U S Spain defense pact cements NATO ties and bases
After two years of talks, the United States and Spain finalize an eight year defense agreement. The pact keeps two air bases and the Rota naval base open for US use while barring nuclear weapons on Spanish soil. The Torrejon fighter wing is removed, boosting Spain's NATO standing.
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Northwood junior high spellers shine at district bee
Letters from readers praise Northwood Junior High for two of the top four spellers advancing to April regionals at Northwood Braves event. Kelly Kidder was runner-up. Stacey Kokoski, alternate, had one day’s notice. Local student Matt Pierce plans to attend April 7 to cheer. James Long voices concern over road taxes and multiple levies in Lorain County.
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Stacey Kokoski
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Parents fear after dog warden shoots “friendly” rottweiler
Jane Wissinger recounts a near-attack near Eastgate School by two loose dogs described as friendly. She says her son and a friend fled, children cried, and she carried a billy club in fear. She argues for safer school-route dog control and criticizes the shooting.
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Comment on humane approach to dog shooting incident
Reader Sue Hist argues for use of tranquilizer darts instead of shooting aggressive or injured dogs after a Rottweiler was destroyed on South Logan Street. She notes dog warden hardships, risks to postal workers, and harm to children who might witness such events.
Are we hateful in Europe 1987 tour reflection
A worried American from Avon Lake recalls a Europe tour in 1987 marked by perceived hostility in Italy and Spain. He recounts a violent push by two men in Italy and a waiter pressuring wine in Spain, questioning America's values and national emblem.
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Italy
Spain
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Avon Lake
Chronicle Telegram Letter to Editor Instructions
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes that submissions may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or fax to 329-7187.
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Government the greatest threat to liberty, Revolution recalled
Reese argues that government is the primary threat to liberty, citing the American Revolution’s lessons. He warns that bureaucratic overreach, expansive regulation, and vague laws erode rights and private property. The piece urges limiting government power to protect individual rights and public safety.
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