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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1996
Page
13
Dorita Anderson and Vanessa Ballentine lead a resident effort to transform a six bedroom LMHA unit at Wilkes Villa into a community center offering after school tutoring arts and crafts sewing and cooking classes and adult financial courses. Grand opening targeted for April 8 with cleanup underway.
The Chronicle Telegram explains that opinions on editorials, guest columns, and cartoons are intended to challenge readers to form views and encourages audience participation through letters to the editor. The page frames this as a dialogue with readers.
A Elyria High School student responds to a West High parent letter by highlighting staff dedication and student achievement. The student cites pre and post school tutoring, high Honor Rolls, and athletic success with the Pioneer football 9 1 and Erie Shore Conference champions and volleyball 24 3 regional finals.
In a letter to the editor a Elyria High student argues that the music program bands orchestra and choirs are strong and that high attendance at games shows school pride. The writer says Elyria West faces similar issues as Elyria High and notes bright prospects ahead for Elyria High despite the West closure.
The Chronicle Telegram repeatedly refers to Dr. Jack Kevorkian as Dr Death in coverage of his controversial medical practice. The text notes moral conviction and public response surrounding assisted suicide debates.
The passage debates Jack Kevorkian’s actions as physician assisted death. It contrasts perceptions of him as a killer and as a savior who relieves chronic pain and suffering, arguing he is a serious, non cartoon figure caught between right and wrong.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number and send to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or fax 329-7272 or email macronel treenet.borain oberlin.edu.
Charley Reese argues neither party delivers real change as Republicans cave on Goals 2000 and arts funding while big-money influence grows. He laments higher taxes, wasted votes, and a centrism that robs the middle class, urging focus on local reform and truthful beliefs. He cites federal overreach and recent court actions as signs of erosion in state autonomy.
Philadelphia Daily News columnist Sandy Grady defends Don Imus over his Clinton remarks as mild, routine taunts. He mocks Washington elites over overreaction and argues Imus simply spoke as a smarmy, adolescent radio host in a high profile event.
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