Lost Opportunities Tour for Avon Chester Road setback
Editorial notes a proposed Lost Opportunities Tour to highlight sites in Avon where A J Rose Manufacturing would have built and nearby developments along I-90 Chester Road. The piece laments the 2-2 planning vote blocking rezoning for A J Rose, criticizes reasoning and calls for reconsideration, urging preservation of Avon Chester Road’s residential balance.
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Lorain County
Avon
A.J. Rosé Manufacturing Co
Chester Road
I-90
Moore Road
AJ. Rose
A.J. Rose
Chester
Fisher Guide
Elyria
Cleveland
Tost
David Pritchard
The
Chronicle
Avon and
Pritchard
Peace at last for PATCO air traffic controllers
The Miami Herald argues that federal air traffic controllers fired after the 1981 illegal strike should be allowed to reapply. It notes Reagan fired 11,400 controllers, the FAA now staffs 17,893 with only about 200 new hires planned, and 3,000 seek to return. The piece contends the lifetime ban unjustly punishes these workers.
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Clinton
Congress
Reagan
Controllers
PATCO
Atcs
America
Federal Aviation
ATC
National Air Trafic Controllers Organization
FAA
The
Miami Herald
Move to transfer Child Support to Human Services questioned
The county commissioners consider moving the Child Support Enforcement Agency to Human Services claiming savings and efficiency. Critics question funding sources, costs for moving staff, equipment, and data systems, and fear instability and higher tax burdens. They urge reconsideration and preservation of CSEA under current judges.
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Child Support Enforcement Agency
Human Services Department
CSEA
WSD
ADC
Welfare
Hwan Services
Dont pity prisoners they earned the time
The piece argues against pitying inmates claiming they earned their time. It cites Gail Hamilton and others who condemn pity as unjustified. It notes prisoners get numbered, share facilities, and are deprived of privacy, implying accountability for their actions.
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Gail Hamilton
Hamilton
Prisoners stir debate on compassion and justice
A reader argues against pity for inmates and defends strict punishment. He cites fear of guards, unsafe conditions, and victims while recounting his own background in parochial schooling and the importance of sacrifice and hard work for success.
Public Education and Voucher Opposition Debate
A father and property owner argues against school vouchers and tax funding for sectarian education. He contends public education should build a common society and that morality belongs at home, while supporting vouchers only for better public schools regardless of distance.
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America
Prisoner labor at construction sites debated in Chronicle Telegram
A letter from a reader challenges Naomi Barnett's prison views in the Chronicle Telegram. The writer cites a Lorain County deputy sheriff and ex-prison guard, defending prisoner conditions and proposing work programs, arguing for stricter job assignments and oversight. The piece backs Scott Spinks and questions Barnett's information.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Naomi Barnett
Spinks
Lorain County
Barnett
Scott Spinks
Valenti Warns Bosnia Echoes Viet Nam Lessons
Jack Valenti, former aide to Lyndon Johnson, warns that Bosnia may mirror Vietnam in terrain and political risk. He notes U.S. bombing challenges, recalls Ho Chi Minh’s stance, and urges restraint as President Clinton weighs military action. Cal Thomas adds context from Washington.
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U.S
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Clinton
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Uncle Ho
Curtis LeMay
Bosnia
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