Daylight-Saving Time Should Start In March Says Advocates
A historical overview argues for moving DST to March, citing potential $4 billion economic boost, oil savings, fewer traffic accidents, and benefits for night blindness sufferers. Opponents raise school safety concerns, but studies show no rise in deaths. farmers would adjust milking schedules. Congress urged to advance start to March.
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Department of Transportation
Congress
Thumbs down on this hill and hospital bills
A friend trims a thumb and visits the ER where Band-Aids cure the wound but a $367 bill follows. Itemized charges include a mystery first item and three large costs, while two charges appear for Band-Aids that were not used. He fears medical care equals financial trauma.
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Editorial Page Invite Reader Letters
The Chronicle Telegram explains that editorials express the paper's opinions while guest pieces challenge readers to form their own views and invite letters to the editor for public response.
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Angry letters and cat tragedy haunt Elyria paper page
Readers blast Western Reserve Manufacturing critique while urging logic in hard times. A letter calls for swift punishment for violent crime and execution for killers. A cat disaster on Murray Ridge Road prompts gratitude to a vet and to a bystander who pursued the hit-and-run culprit. Veteran family history and local government budgets feature in reader notes.
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Lorain County Veterans Services Funding Debate
In readers letters the Lorain County commissioners face pressure to restore funding for Veterans Services, with pleas that armed forces members’ needs be funded. The correspondence argues that county Veterans Services are important and should be maintained.
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Board of Commissioners
Veterans’ Services Department
Lorain County
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Chronicle Telegram invites letters to editor for publication
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44036. Fax letters to 3297272.
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Perot Phenom Sparks Grassroots Run for President
Washington bureau chief Sandy Grady reports that H. Ross Perot, a Texas billionaire, triggers intense public interest as he contemplates a third party independent bid for the White House. Voters flood lines with petitions, 800 numbers draw massive calls, and Perot touts stark reforms, challenging Bush and Clinton amid a volatile political climate.
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