Longhorns fall short in semis ending dream of state
Lutheran West boys basketball led most of the semifinal before Sparta Highland edged them 70 68 in the final seconds. Brad Petrigala fouled out late after scoring 28 and Phil Argento played hurt as the Longhorns finished with a school record 23 wins and a first district title.
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The Chronicle-Telegram previews opinion content on the page including editorials guest pieces and columns inviting reader reflection and letters to the editor. It frames opinions as challenges to readers to form thoughts and share responses.
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Voices for Children Benefit Concert at St Jude's
Six area church children's choirs volunteered to raise funds for Voices for Children at St Jude's Church on March 16. About 170 children performed to support the cause, with praise for the effort and calls for broader church participation next time.
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Uncaring owners and a pit bull ban spark outrage
A reader denounces Elyria city officials for banning pit bulls, arguing responsible owners shape dogs not breeds. The letter questions media focus on dog attacks, warns against blanket penalties and insurance mandates, and defends mixed breeds as loyal companions.
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Willey vs Clinton fuels vote doubts and trust dip
Morton Kondracke reports that Kathleen Willey’s allegations against President Clinton deepen distrust among voters. Polls show narrow margins favoring Willey while broader questions about Clinton’s honesty rise, potentially shaping his legacy if the economy or war efforts falter.
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Clinton Critics Seek Answers In Narrow Conspiracy Claims
Column argues critics allege a broad conspiracy around Bill Clinton while exposing questionable “Little Known Facts” about history. It cites Sen. Faircloth, Rush Limbaugh, and figures from Jefferson to Cleveland, ending with a jab at Kenneth Starr’s probe.
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