Invacare delay hints at expansion plans and space shifts
The Elyria North Ridgeville project delay under Invacare raises questions about how space will be allocated between Taylor Street and the two sites. Company officials note strong sales near 380 to 400 million this year with potential to reach a half billion, keeping headquarters and expanded manufacturing on Taylor Street.
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Elyria
North Ridgeville
A. Malachi Mixon II
Taylor Street
Maen
North Olmsted
Clinton should end flirtation with Bosnia intervention
The article argues the United States has no vital interest in Bosnia and no clear, achievable goals. It warns against ground troops or bombing without broad support, criticizes the Vance Owen plan, and notes public opposition. It cites John McCain and urges Clinton to heed past caution on force.
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Bosnia
United States
Europe
Newsweek
European Community
David Owen
Vance-Owen
Vietnam
Somalia
Kuwait
John McCain
Arizona
U.S
Lebanon
Bill Clinton
Avon residents confront proposed 60 acre rezoning into industrial land
Anger rises as county commissioners push to rezone 60 acres at Chester and Moore roads from R-2 to M-1, with 47 acres more planned. AJ Rose proposes 13 acres, but full parcels may receive 100 percent tax abatement under enterprise zones. Critics warn past promises of a failed Manufacturers Discount Outlet and fear widespread impact if approved.
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Avon
Chester and
Moore Roads
A.J. Rose
Manufacturers Discount
Colorado
Moore
Chester Road
Rose
Chester and Moore
Elyria West parent objects to sacrificing student rights
A member of the first Elyria West High graduating class and mother of a sophomore argues against curtailing students' Constitutional rights for safety. She favors weeding out dangerous individuals rather than penalizing the majority of law abiding students.
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Elyria West High
Elyria West
Mr. Facinelli
Tougher school discipline vs monitored youth
The author argues for stricter discipline in response to weapons on campus, opposing mass surveillance and police state tactics. They support teachers and boards backing harsher consequences, reject fundraising for security projects, and advocate redirecting funds to positive youth programs.
Learning behind bars on free college misperception
A Letter to the Editor from Scott Spinks of LaGrange mocks prison amenities while a prison volunteer argues education in correctional facilities serves rehabilitation. The writer notes prisoners seek release prepared to rejoin society and taxes, and condemns the idea of a free college education as a misread privilege.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Scott Spinks
LaGrange
Scott
Rights of victims vs prisoners at Lucasville Crusade
Debates rage over prisoner civil rights and media coverage while victims of Lucasville crimes are remembered. The writer argues inmates should not demand changes inside the system, noting victims’ memories and loss linger beyond headlines.
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Lucasville Correctional Institute
Lucasville
Evening News
GOP splits into four blocs say ex Nixon aide Colson
Cal Thomas reports on Charles Colson predicting a fractured Republican Party into four factions each with about 25 percent support. He envisions evangelicals, tax liberals, Perot supporters, and a Weld-like moderates group, with two new parties likely by 1996 and Clinton possibly winning re election with 30 percent. Colson cites moral leadership as pivotal for a unifying campaign.
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America
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Goldwater
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George Bush
Iran
Harry Dent
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