Leaders of Irish conflict join in power sharing plan
In Belfast, Jan Paisley and Gerry Adams meet at Stormont Castle signaling a principle of unified government for Northern Ireland. While hailed by Tony Blair as a remarkable coming together, the deal faces fragile steps, past turmoil, and questions about economic progress and lasting peace.
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London
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Mideast peace process needs U S at the table
Bush administration maintains high level engagement with the Mideast peace process. Rice has met regional leaders and will continue talks with Abbas while cautioning against direct aid to the new Palestinian government until it accepts Israel and rejects terrorism. Regional openness grows with Saudi Arabians considering compromise and Olmert signaling a regional peace conference.
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George W. Bush
Mideast
Condoleezza Rice
Rice
Mahmoud Abbas
Fatah
Hamas
Israel
United States
Saudi Arabia
Ehud Olmert
Proposed retailers for Midway Mall Dillard's site
Chris Morse of Elyria suggests possible tenants for the vacant Dillard's building at Midway Mall. Ideas include Kohl's, Sentine's Music or Sam Ash, and Cabella's or Bass Pro Shop to serve local high schools and lake enthusiasts without a long drive to Michigan.
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Midway Mall
Kohl's
Lorain
Avon
Sentine’s
Sam Ash
Cabella’s
Lake Erie
Michigan
Chris Morse
Elyria
Elyria High School Talks Highlight Downtown Decay Debate
Jeff Pallardy and Charles Grapes weigh in on Elyria's economy and the proposed high school bond. They argue schools and government buildings do not generate revenue and urge focus on revitalizing downtown with viable businesses and industries. The letter-writers urge action from city leadership and a stronger chamber of commerce to spur growth.
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Keys
Grace
Chamber of Commerce
Jeff Pallardy
Federal attorneys controversy and impartial justice concern
Robert E. St. Leger of Rocky River calls for confidence in the fair impartial administration of justice. He notes concerns that non Republican defendants may have been advanced due to political considerations and emphasizes cases should hinge on evidentiary facts rather than connections.
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United States
Robert E. St, Leger
Rocky River
Letter supporting new Elyria High School and funding
An Elyria High School social studies teacher and co-chair of the Citizens Committee for a New Elyria High School urges readers to vote for a $67 million new campus. He argues 23 million state aid, a maintenance fund, and low monthly costs justify the project amid concerns about overruns and location.
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Jim Westbrook
Elyria High School
Jim
Elyria
Elyria West High School
Lorain County Sports Hall of Fame
Elyria High
Washington
Citizens Committee For
Change the structure of county government plan urged
A reader calls for drastic changes to Lorain County government citing EPA fines of 426000 and 430000 spent on Quarries engineering. They criticize three- member rule, demand a district-based system with more commissioners and salaries like city councils, and urge ending plush offices. They warn on sewage in Black River affecting tourism. The piece ends with MS awareness notes and helplines.
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Black River
Lorain County
EPA
National
FDA
Adrian
Guidelines for Letters to the Editor in The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or shorter with signature full home address and telephone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Elyria Ohio. fax number 329-7282. email letters chroniclat com.
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