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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1992
Page
7
In a partisan standoff, President Bush and Congress clash over tax shifts and spending cuts as a March deadline nears. Democrats push a tax package while Bush vetoes, decrying pork barrel projects and wasteful subsidies amid a rising $352 billion deficit and stagnant growth.
Ellen Johnson 81, longtime force at Oberlin College Allen Art Museum, transformed it from a teaching museum into an international modern art hub through her leadership and rental collection program. Students helped by renting works like a Picasso print and a Diebenkorn oil, initially paying 25 cents a semester now five dollars. Johnson died Monday and a memorial service will be held later.
The plan to substitute 6,000 long-distance operators with a computer that talks to callers raises fears that society will trade humans for tech to save money. Trial results look promising, but nationwide rollout starts in Seattle and Jacksonville in June and goes nationwide in early 1994, risking impersonalized, time wasting calls.
A letter mix from Elyria residents details a driveway dispute at a Lake Avenue service station involving a stalled car and a push aside. It also promotes a toll free service in Lorain County and thanks Commissioner Mary Jo Vasi for help in a life crisis, urging support at the polls.
Citizens for Toll-Free Telephone Service seeks toll-free lines between Wellington Elyria and Oberlin, submitting petitions to PACO and scheduling a community hearing to prove the need. Countywide toll-free service is cited as ambitious due to many area telephone companies, but local expansion is seen as a step forward.
James A Deery urges Elyria residents and classmates to vote Yes on the operating levy to support the city schools. He emphasizes the benefits to students and future generations and calls for active community involvement.
The U S tobacco industry allegedly spends 18 million dollars yearly on animal experiments to prove smoking’s safety links. Beagles, cats, mice, and monkeys endure painful procedures including throat perforations and forced inhalation before death and lung dissection. William Morrison expresses moral outrage.
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and states letters 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 329-7272 if you have a fax machine.
Author Cal Thomas argues for immediate term limits as public discontent grows. He cites the House bank scandal dubbed Rubbergate, Democratic leadership coverups, and Supreme Court term limit rulings to urge President Bush to center re election strategy on limiting Congress.
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