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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 30, 2002

Page

2

Elyria mayor starts book discussion on Home From Nowhere

Elyria Mayor Bill Grace launches a citywide reading and discussion initiative centered on James Howard Kunstler’s Home from Nowhere to shape future planning. He hopes civic dialogue will boost community involvement, reading, and thoughtful input on Elyria’s growth.

James Howard Kunstler Elyria Bill Grace Kunssler Grace Lorain County Community College Elyria Public Library Borders Books Westlake

Letters to the Editor Call to stop prison closings and support guards

A corrections officer from Grafton supports John Vilevoe’s plea to halt prison closures, warning of staff shortages and overcrowding. The letter recalls Lucasville riots and urges readers to contact representatives to protect public safety and avoid budget cuts harming officers.

John Vilevoe Grafton Vilevoe Bob Taft Lucasville Department of Rehabilitation and Correction of Ohio

Cuba race and color under Castro amid change and bias

Clarence Page notes Cuba’s paradox of near equal rights yet continued color prejudice as capitalism expands. He cites journalist Tanya Quintero, shifts in TV hiring, and a widening gap as light skinned Cubans gain lucrative tourism jobs while dark skinned Cubans remain underrepresented.

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President Bush Keeps Cuba Sanctions in Place

William Rusher argues that U S sanctions on Cuba remain essential to oppose dictatorship. He credits Bush for backing freedom in Cuba, criticizes appeasers, and blames both agricultural lobbies and liberal sympathy for Marxist regimes as forces seeking to remove sanctions. He notes Fidel Castro’s tyranny and calls for continued pressure.

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