Editorial: Gambling bets against Lorain city gamble
The Chronicle Telegram urges a no vote on Issue 1 arguing six years of economic gains reduce Lorain’s need for gambling revenue. It notes county job growth, warns against riverboat casinos near Cleveland, and questions school funding promises tied to gambling. The editorial cites Montana’s casino surge and broader state impact.
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Chronicle-Telegram Editorial Page Invitation
The Chronicle-Telegram invites reader opinions on editorials columns and cartoons. It explains guest pieces challenge readers to form views and encourages letters to the editor for public discourse.
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Seekle Critics Tax Cuts Amid Clinton Row
A stiff critique argues a $91 billion yearly tax cut is small beside a $1.6 trillion budget and targets young families. The speaker accuses Democrats, cites NAFTA and GATT, and asserts trust in Republicans. The letter frames Clinton as deceptive, cites Social Security and Medicare issues, and rejects voting for Bill Clinton.
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Voting Message Voices Support For Dole and School Funding
A political notice advocates voting for Bob Dole, praising his record and character while criticizing Bill Clinton. It urges engagement on education funding, condemns Issue 1 gambling measures, and underscores voting as a privilege. The piece includes claims about school finances and calls readers to visit an office to verify claims.
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Look what gambling did for Art Schlichter
A short plea arguing against casino gambling citing Art Schlichter as an example. The author contends gambling harms individuals, families, and communities and calls for honesty, work, faith, and prayer in Christ to guide the working family and the community.
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Ohio State
Gillmor Helps Family Obtain Emergency Passports
A constituent writes that Representative Gillmor secured emergency passports during a federal shutdown and a Washington blizzard to reunite a father visiting Ireland with Ohio family. The writer praises his perseverance and states they will vote for him.
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Letters to editor urge timely input before election
The Chronicle Telegram notes letters to the editor are welcome but deadline for Tuesday's election has passed. Last day to publish letters on this election is Sunday. Signatures require full home address and telephone number and should be sent to the Editorial Page Editor at The Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or fax to 329-7272.
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Michael Ross for Lorain County Commissioner
A community focused profile praising Michael Ross as a dedicated public servant from a family with local involvement. The piece highlights his father Emmett as a former Lorain councilman and urges voters to support Ross on Tuesday to prosper the county.
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Lorain County
Investment advice endorses Elyria Issue 23 levy
A local letter urges Elyria homeowners to vote yes on Issue 23, framing the school levy as a sound investment for future jobs, home values, and quality of life. It argues the vote supports education for current and future generations and mentions a 29 cent daily cost for the average home.
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Envision Elyria Push Urges School Funding Support
The Envision Elyria plan centers on a securely financed school system to deliver innovative quality education. The steering committee asks residents to support Elyria City Schools Issue 23 for children, schools, and the community, arguing a strong system underpins a strong city.
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Barbara Tate for Lorain County Recorder
A reader disputes The Chronicle Telegram's endorsement of Mary Ann Jamison and endorses Barbara Tate. The letter praises Tate as qualified, enthusiastic, and able to modernize the office, urging voters to elect her for a four-year term.
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Seniors face levy doubts over Elyria school funding
In Elyria, residents question levy use and tax impact on seniors on fixed incomes amid debate over school funding. Letters urge no taxes for seniors without voting rights, defend education options, and express strong support for Issue 23 to sustain sports, music, and advanced academics. Dennis and Sarah Smith sign in favor.
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