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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1990
Page
8
The Elyria schools seek renewal of a 7.77 mill levy for five years in Issue 8. The paper notes it will not raise taxes and praises ongoing programs, special education, and up-to-date textbooks while urging broad support to sustain education amid economic change.
The piece argues for melding moral aims of Lithuania’s push for independence with practical restraint to avoid a Soviet backlash. It notes Lithuania may delay enforcement of its March 11 declaration, while pursuing dialogue with Moscow. Western leaders including Mitterrand Kohl and Bush influence a cautious, bipartisan path amid Soviet shifts.
Letters to The Chronicle Telegram praise John Bender and Ronald J. Ruskan for county commissioner. Supporters cite integrity and advocacy for minority and student rights, while critics urge voters to back fresh leadership and oppose mudslinging and entrenched political ties.
The message calls for a 0.5 percent wage tax increase in Amherst to fund street repairs. It frames the proposal as fulfilling forefathers’ mandate and compares it to safer, better roads, urging residents to vote yes on the measure. The author signs as TED R. LESUER of Amherst.
A reader recalls special teachers from Elyria City Schools and the impact of education on their family. The letter notes two children in Elyria High and Windsor Elementary and supports a 0.77-mill renewal levy with the promise it will not raise taxes.
An Israeli deputy foreign minister accuses U S policy of distortions as Bush and Baker face a Likud surge led by Netanyahu Levy and Sharon. Shamir may consolidate power while settlement expansion risks provoking Palestinian violence and jeopardizing U S PLO contacts.
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