Finast Super Store Opens Strong in Elyria
Elyria welcomes Finast Super Store at Cleveland Street and Route 57 after a bustling opening day that drew 15 000 visitors. The mega market offers exotica such as Thai food and live clams along with florist services and a wide groceries selection, boosting local competition with Sheffield's Finast outlet.
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FDA ends provisional use of Red No 3 in cosmetics
The FDA reluctantly terminated provisional uses of color additive Red No 3 in lipstick and rouge citing the Delaney Clause. Secretary Sullivan notes the cancer risk from high doses is very small but federal law requires action. He suggests replacing the clause with a negligible risk standard for future bans.
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Voices on Oberlin life race and unity
Debby Riffle Sullivan writes from Oberlin reflecting on town gown division racism accusations at Gibson's Food Mart and two Oberlin College coeds praising patient dialogue and forgiveness while urging investment in schools and peace over military spending.
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Chronicle Telegram Seeks Reader Letters For Editorial Page
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 329-7187.
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Bush Nixon Reagan clash over budget summit tax pledge
Republicans resist any tax hikes as Bush faces pressure from both Nixon and Reagan era echoes. Key leaders like Packwood doubt tax increases, anticipate sequestration by Oct 15, while Darman touts a tax boost from last budget without breaking pledges. The White House seeks a credible, no new taxes deal.
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Modern pagans challenge human supremacy in environmental debate
Vincent Carroll argues that modern pagans and radical environmentalists devalue human life by equating all species and cultures in moral scope. He cites Earth First and wilderness rhetoric as evidence of anti humanist trends that threaten traditional ethics and civilization.
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