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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1980
Page
2
The column argues motorists often ignore bus stop signals, notes Ohio law requires stopping for red lights on most roads, and warns that passing on the right is dangerous and illegal. It stresses the danger to children, urges drivers to stop when buses flash, and defends bus delays as minor compared to possible harm.
Senator Proxmire criticizes Benjamin Civiletti for delaying action on Miller and Textron corruption ties. Calls for appointment of a special prosecutor to investigate possible bribery in Ghana and hidden links, warning of political embarrassment and questions about Miller's veracity.
In Ohio a multi million dollar research center to develop high speed rail tech and coal related projects moves toward the Senate floor. Sen Harry Meshel and Sen Thomas Carney back the Youngstown site, drawing criticism from colleagues about pork barrelling and timing with Meshel's congressional bid.
The narrator shares personal stories of fixing cars and home appliances, noting DIY saves money and offers satisfaction. Lessons include turning to manuals, organizing parts, knowing limits, and seeking help when needed. He warns against risks, emphasizes safety, and suggests pairing skills with neighbors to cover weak spots.
A sweeping crackdown on dissidents in the Soviet Union accompanies militarized pushback at a Moscow Human Rights Day event where about 50 participants were detained. In France the nuclear program expands, building larger plants and a breeder reactor to cut oil dependence and power 55 percent of electricity in five years.
The column argues against seeing John Gacy as insane and defends the death penalty as a just response to his 33 murders. It contrasts views on morality, justice, and deterrence, contending execution reflects societal protection and moral accountability, not vengeance. It notes appeals offer reflection, while otherwise supporting lethal punishment to deter future crimes.
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