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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1988
Page
21
A long awaited leap in energy science reports the first controlled ignition of a nuclear fusion reaction. The event, described as a tiny man made sun, promises limitless, clean energy and could outpace nuclear fission concerns. Deuterium from water could meet US energy needs for millennia.
The Garrison Diversion Project will deliver irrigation water at about 40 dollars per acre to roughly 400 North Dakota farmers, a cost to the government of about 760 dollars per acre. Wheat and corn will be grown to absorb surplus, while Congress also pays to reduce production. The study notes high government costs, with water subsidies averaging 54 dollars per acre in 1986 and large subsidies across 10 million irrigated acres in 17 western states, raising concerns about corporate ownership and double subsidies, as lawmakers debate reform.
U.S. intelligence warns Brazil may export highly accurate ballistic missiles to Iraq and Libya. Brazil, Israel, and India push long range systems like the SS-300 and SS-1000, with potential nuclear payloads. The Brazilian CTA space program backs this effort, including a new ammonium perchlorate plant near Jacareí.
Marilyn M. Riddle of Grafton questions citizen interest in village affairs after hearings on federal revenue sharing and community development block grant funds. She notes 1.25 million dollars funded park, safety, library, and housing projects. praises mayor and council for staffing grant applications. asks why residents did not participate and defends administration against recall threats.
Opinion questions the Supreme Court ruling denying Rev. Falwell vs Hustler and argues against privileging offenders over victims. It contends editors need not print humiliating lies to exercise press freedom and asserts the Bible's long existence and honesty without lying.
Readers warn that wild animals such as raccoons skunks and opossums do not make good pets and advise leaving young birds alone while promoting domestic animals from shelters. The letter argues against the Hustler Falwell ruling asserting that freedom of the press is not absolute and calls for constitutional amendments to curb libel and slander.
A resident cites New York Attorney General Robert Abrams and Atlantic City studies to argue casinos would worsen Lorain’s crime, prostitution, loan sharking, and fires. The speaker warns against legalization, citing impacts on families and communities and endorsing alternatives for progress.
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