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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1991

Page

2

FTC ruling clamps down on Dial 900 child scams

The FTC cited an animated ad aimed at children promoting a 900 number charging $2 for the first minute and 45 cents after, as deceptive. Complaints against three services led to two settlements adopting FTC guidelines, with pay-per-call industry seeking voluntary standards over new law.

Federal Trade Commission FTC Congress

Wilbur E Karl remembered for EMH service and curio shop

Wilbur E Karl, age 65, longtime Elyria Memorial Hospital cashier and admit clerk, known for his outgoing manner, died at home after a weekend illness. He worked at EMH for 28 years and only called in sick once. He also ran a walk-up curio shop in downtown Maya on weekends.

Wilbur E. Karl Maya Elyria Memorial Hospital EMH Mr. Karls Toyatty

Editorial page asks reader to share opinions and letters

The Chronicle Telegram notes that editorials, guest pieces, cartoons and columns aim to challenge readers to form opinions and invites responses through letters to the editor. It emphasizes audience engagement and viewpoints from both the newspaper and readers.

Chronicle-Telegram

Brady bill criticism and hostage note in Chronicle-Telegram

The Chronicle-Telegram editor argues the Brady bill fails to require background checks and deadlines, cites Maryland’s flawed wait process, and warns it won’t curb crime. Readers are urged to press lawmakers for proof of effectiveness while noting mental health records safeguards. a separate letter calls for intensified action to rescue hostages in the Middle East.

U.S House of Representatives Congress House Ohio Maryland Senate White House Middle East Beirut

Arbor Day Event Draws Fifty In North Ridgeville

About 50 residents attended North Ridgeville’s Arbor Day and Earth Month observance at Rick Potts McDonald’s site in Ridgeville Shopping Center. Mayor Jeff Armbruster and Jim Levero spoke as a tree was planted with donor Don Mould. McDonald’s provided 1000 free neenlines, posters were displayed, prizes awarded, and the Spectrum of Sound choir performed patriotic songs.

Chronicle-Telegram North Ridgeville Jeff Armbruster Jim Levero Rick Potts Don Mould St. Peter’s Catholic School McDonald’s Bill Davis Spectrum of Sound

Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor

The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to submit letters to the editor. Brief, accurate and clear letters are preferred and may be edited for length. Include signature, full address and phone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor, Chronicle Telegram, Box 4010, Elyria, OH 44036. Fax to 329-7187.

Chronicle-Telegram Chronicle- Telegram Elyria

Weather Service overhaul faces threats amid probe

Washington officials at the Commerce Department allegedly pressured employees cooperating with a congressional subcommittee investigating the 1 billion modernization of the National Weather Service. The effort, including a $700 million Unisys radar contract, faces delays, cost overruns, and criticism over layoffs and stalled satellites.

Washington Commerce Department Congress National Weather Service James Scheuer D-N.y The Scheuer Rep George Brown Dcanf Commerce Sec Weather Service National Weather Service Employees’ Union Unisys

University Sued Over Hawaii Funding Of Religious Groups

Rutherford Institute sues the University of Hawaii claiming a policy denying activity funds to religious student organizations violates free speech free exercise and equal protection. The suit alleges a 1989 agreement with the state AG and the ACLU forced funding denial for groups promoting religious viewpoints while secular groups remain funded.

Honolulu Bush University of Michigan University of Hawaii Yes Michael Dukakis ACLU University

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