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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1990
Page
2
An Emeryville firm markets a critical tracking test that uses a dial on a screen to measure a worker’s response to deviations. It flags impairment from drugs or alcohol by comparing to past performance, offering quicker on site results and greater privacy than urine tests.
The article argues against unethical insurance form filling by some physicians and highlights tactics like upcoding and unbundling. It notes the impact on costs, premiums, and patient access, urging patients to alert insurers and regulators while stressing that most doctors are honorable and deserve fair pay.
Beverly Smalley urges aid for a family facing tragedy while locals debate donation limits. Jean Gillespie argues against Issue 8 tax hikes, urging Lorain County voters to hold wages steady. Donald Fulton and Sharon Pierce defend funding to preserve education quality and PTA leadership weighs in.
The Elyria event organized by Rev. Harry Buck and local citizens showcased successful recycling ahead of the 1994 deadline in House Bill 592. For recycling info, contact the Recycling Task Force at the YWCA. CHERI GERSAK.
Issue 8 advocates renewing commitment to education quality. Union argues taxpayers must support a five year levy replacing a three year emergency levy. Raises planned in 1990 and 1993 cited. Treasurer Haywood says another levy may still be needed even if this passes.
Polly Makinen asks Amherst voters to approve Issue 4 to fund education costs in Lorain County. She notes twenty years of groundwork, rising inflation, and low administrative overhead, urging residents to vote yes to maintain teachers, books, and supplies.
North Ridgeville firefighters urge support for Issue 14 renewal fire levy ahead of the May 8 election. A Yes vote would not raise taxes but would continue partial funding for fire and rescue services led by Terry Green of IAFF Local 2129.
Endorsing John Bender based on years of teaching and collaboration with his campaign I find him to be honest hardworking and highly skilled in communication He researches information to enhance his candidacy and future role as commissioner urging readers to vote for him on Tuesday with personal conviction from Elizabeth E Betoures
The Chronicle Telegram notes the final date to publish letters about the May 8 election is Sunday May 6. Letters received after 5 p.m. May 3 will not be considered. Include signature, full address, and phone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Elyria Ohio or fax to 329 7187.
Sandy Grady notes Democrats show late interest as Bush enters 1992 with high polls and no clear rival. He lists Cuomo Bradley Gore Nunn Kerrey Robb and others as potential contenders while the party risks a prolonged lull before it fields a candidate.
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