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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1990
Page
4
In Elyria a group of sanitation workers and an ex-employee face theft charges over sideline recycling of scrap metal. Local press questions city policy, curb junk ownership, and whether charges should stand or be dropped in light of unclear ordinances and differing views on recycling ethics.
Derrick Bell’s threat to take unpaid leave until a black woman is granted tenure highlights a debate at Harvard Law School on maintaining merit based appointments. Dean Robert Clark rejects protests influencing hires, noting the school has diversified tenure in the past decade and will not rush decisions.
Linda Rush Rev and Bill VanderWyden praised Amherst parents and drivers for publicizing the school levy campaign. The editors credit volunteers for high turnout and a hopeful future with better schools and educated youth guiding wiser leadership.
A Black River area letter from math instructor Dale Shisler of Sullivan Shisler expresses sorrow over the defeat of the Black River Schools levy and argues the impact falls on the students. He notes teachers earn around $20 000 yearly and defends the school staff while condemning voter motives.
SHANE P. CARTER recounts Lorain's warm reception as 180 cast members and staff from over 60 countries including Soviet Ukraine performed in a four week engagement. He praises the show for promoting international understanding and hopes for annual Lorain appearances.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor for publication. Submit with signature, full address and phone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 329-7187.
Demographer Calvin Beale notes rural growth slows but revival ideas persist. Sen. Max Baucus advocates rural policy linking communications to highways. Bills propose assisting rural business credit and infrastructure though funds remain modest. Subsidies to farmers remain large, suggesting a shift toward water, roads, sewers, airports, and fiber optics to rebuild rural economies.
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