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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1990
Page
9
A reader from Elyria denounces a political opponent for belittling cake decorators and Mary Jo Vasi. The letter accuses officials of supporting excessive spending and conflicts of interest, endorsing Ron Ruskan for commissioner and criticizing Betty Blair and her backers.
David and Shirley Taylor co-presidents of Windsor Elementary School PTI urge Elyria voters to support Issue 8 a five year continuation with no tax increase. They emphasize the need for quality education for current and incoming students to compete in a tech driven society.
The Chronicle Telegram notes the election letters deadline has passed with Sunday the last day for publication. Readers are invited to send signed letters with home address and telephone number to Editorial Page Editor, Chronicle Telegram, Box 4010, Elyria 44036 or fax to 329 7187.
In a Lorain note from Nelson J. Pabon, UAW members critique Ford Motors’ focus on competitiveness, call for a worker centered strategy, and demand reinstatement of nine lost PPHs, end to mandatory overtime when layoffs exist, higher overtime rates, and abolition of jointness funds amid ongoing labor tensions.
Amherst reader William F. Currier urges support for a 0.5 percent tax to fund street repairs before costs rise, citing damaged roads and potential car damage in Cleveland and other cities. The letter advocates voting for Issue 1 on Tuesday.
Highlights include Horace Mann, Vladimir Lenin, Maynard Ferguson, Audrey Hepburn, Roberta Peters, George F. Wills, Tammy Wynette born dates and the moon between first quarter May 1 and full moon May 9. Also notes 46th day of spring and the 124th day of 1990.
Martha M. Verda, former Oberlin College Dean of Women, recalls the 1968 70 protests against the Vietnam War, sit ins, teach ins, and moratoriums. She questions security actions at President Starrs home and the police response, warning of dehumanization and community impact.
Jim Marsiglia endorses Ace Adkins for Local 425 president in the upcoming election. Adkins claims the union moved from debt to a $250000 treasury and hired over 400 workers while none are on layoff. He cites 99 percent win rate in disciplinary grievances and urges support for contract talks starting July 23. Avon.
In London critics press for government overhaul amid Allied setbacks in Norway. Some leaders urge Neville Chamberlain to resign as prime minister as sympathy and discontent rise in Britain and France.
The letter debunks iridology as a discredited method to diagnose disease by eye iris. It notes no valid way to detect chronic yeast infections this way, warns of herbal remedies and double billing, and affirms chiropractors’ value for musculoskeletal issues while cautioning against unproven treatments.
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