Don’t Rush Arms Control On Key May Summit
Two axioms guide arms talks the devil is in the details and never negotiate under a deadline. Baker pushes a May 30 to June 3 Washington summit outline but pressure from Soviet stall tactics risks flawed terms. A careful unhurried review is urged with verification procedures crucial to a 50 percent nuclear cut.
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It's metric or nowhere
By 1993 the EC aims for a unified economy larger than the US with metric standards. U S exporters risk losing markets if not metric ready as Japanese buyers already reject non metric wood. The C G O notes little prep for a 1991 metric transition and calls for stronger leadership in government and industry.
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Catch the Spirit festival slated for Elyria downtown
Elyria Downtown Trustees announce a Summer Spirit Sidewalk and Craft Sale July 27 29 inviting craft vendors PTAs baseball leagues churches and nonprofits to participate in a weekend of activities aimed at revitalizing the downtown area. CAROLA DEAN Elyria Dean serves as treasurer and chairperson for the trustees.
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Unwelcome Parking Fine Notice From Elyria Office
A winter resident recounts receiving a surprise citation from Richard Seward’s office for parking in a loading zone. The notice demanded a payment of 26 to avoid an extra cost, and the writer hopes to avoid downtown parking in Elyria in the future.
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Say No to Wasting Food A Plea for Charity
Kristen Delemater of North Olmsted argues that restaurants and grocers should donate surplus food to feed Ohio’s homeless and hungry. She urges residents to contact elected officials to push a plan for effective distribution and reduced waste.
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Chronicle Telegram invites reader letters to the editor
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor. Submit edited briefs with your signature, full address, and phone number to Editorial Page Editor, Chronicle Telegram, Box 4010, Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 329-7187 if you have a fax machine.
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Doing It My Way Sparks Sexist Feud in Breslin Column
Newsday columnist Jimmy Breslin incited a clash by attacking his wife Ronnie Eldridge’s demanding schedule as a New York City Council member. The dispute centers on gender roles, work life, and the cost to family relationships amid feminist critique and traditional marriage ideas. Cal Thomas notes the broader social stakes.
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Complexity and paradox in race prejudice today
A U S A Today poll shows whites say they would accept black neighbors and professionals, while many blacks report daily prejudice. The piece notes white self view as less prejudiced, higher income blacks feel discrimination, and white fear of crime affecting cab pickups, illustrating complexity and paradox in racial attitudes.
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