Editorial: Brooklyns DWT law sparks mixed feelings
An editorial lampoons Brooklyns drive while talking rule as a novelty yet highlights safety concerns. It contrasts tech dependency with a Luddite stance while noting Ohio law on inattentive driving and cites Israel as an international reference. The piece ends with light sarcasm toward readers who would call in to boast.
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News of
University of Toronto
Ohio
Elyria
Michael Medders
Israel
Editorial page invites reader opinion through letters
The Chronicle Telegram outlines that editorials express the paper's views while guest editorials cartoons and columns aim to challenge readers to form opinions. It encourages readers to share thoughts via letters to the editor.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Right to work idea ignores labor history editorials voiced
A reader rebuts the March 4 editorial on right to work, arguing unions won workers rights and shaped policy. The letter cites landmark labor laws from 1828 to 1974, asserts unions built the middle class, and warns against GOP efforts to pass right to work laws. The writer urges voting for pro union representatives and laments potential wage declines.
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Ohio
Reagan
Bush
Clinton
America
Elyria Hardware Inc. Holds 100 Years of Service
Elyria’s oldest and only independently owned hardware store, Elyria Hardware Inc. formerly West River Hardware, has served Elyrians for over a century under Phil Stammitti and staff. The letter praises the store’s dedication and criticizes lawyers and the justice system.
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Elyria
Elyria Hardware Inc
West River Hardware
Elyria Hardware
Elyrians
Phil Stammitti
Chronicle-Telegram
We Should Put Jesus Back In Our Schools
A brief letter arguing for reintroducing religious instruction in schools. The author contends leaders separated church and state to avoid politics in education and cites arrests of officials as a consequence. The piece urges restoring Jesus in public schooling and criticizes legislators for casting out faith.
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Jesus
Political correctness taken to an extreme letter
The writer critiques Robert Roche and his view on political correctness and mascots. They defend the Cleveland Indians name and Chief Wahoo as not racist while noting Roche's use of Indian rather than Native American. They concede protesters may stand outside Jacobs Field on opening day.
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Wahoo
Notre Dame
Cleveland
Indians
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Kosovo War Endgame Question and NATO’s Gamble
Washington columnist Sandy Grady weighs the Kosovo air campaign's limits and the risk of sending in ground forces. He notes cracks in NATO unity, uncertain exit strategies, and the political peril for Bill Clinton as Milosevic remains defiant.
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Madeleine Albright
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Greece
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R-Ky
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Bob Dole
Balkans
Brookings Defense
Michael O'Hanlon
Norman Schwarzkopf
Senate
Monica
Gls
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