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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1986
Page
19
The newspaper outlines nonpartisan judicial elections and endorsements for federal state and county contests. It notes 39 issues in Lorain County and emphasizes readers should form their own opinions, while asterisks mark incumbents.
The list names candidates for chief justice and associate justices on the Ohio Supreme Court and judges for the Ninth District, Lorain County courts, plus state and local officials. It includes Thomas J. Moyer Robert E. Holmes Joyce J. George William R. Baird Daniel B. Quillin James R. Bierce Joseph E. Cirigliano James Rhodes Robert Taft Anthony Celebrezze Jr Ben Rose Mary Ellen Withrow Vincent Campanella John Glenn Gary Suhaldonik William Nielsen Jr Alan Zaleski William Gardner Joseph Koziura Marie Tans ey George I. Koury Julian Pijor.
Voters face replacement and renewal operating levies in several districts. Lorain County Joint Vocational School District seeks a 0.75 mill levy for five years, while Lorain County Golden Acres Home would renew and add a 1.15 mill levy for five years. Midview Local School District proposes an additional 8.5 mill levy. North Ridgeville City School District calls for an additional 5.9 mill levy for five years.
In a Cleveland City Club debate U S Representative Edward Feighan claimed a perfect Star Wars shield would trigger nuclear winter and mass death. Science reporter Paul Hayes rebutted that explosive interaction with Russian missiles would not occur and no nuclear winter would ensue.
Rumors persist that Fed chair Paul Volcker will not be renominated when his term ends next summer, though he will remain in position for now as critics oppose his stance on rates. Economic worries grow with a rising budget deficit and a crushing 140 billion trade deficit threatening jobs and manufacturing. The U S Agency for International Development offers a film library to train staff for dangerous overseas assignments with titles on bomb threats and kidnappings.
The Reykjavik mini-summit effort is seen as boosting Ronald Reagan's standing at home as he refused space shield concessions, with poll results showing rising approval while Democrats largely retreat. Viewers note potential openings in missile talks and argue liberals shift on deterence after the encounter.
Autumn foliage divides optimists and pessimists as leaves reveal a town’s truth. The scene grows stark with bare roofs and stone walls, while October’s light highlights outlines and memory. The era of harvest inventory echoes Puritan tradition, shaping a reflective mood.
The piece argues that forgetting history erodes public virtue and democracy. It laments failing public education, politicization, and bureaucratic control, urging citizens to reclaim power by knowing the past and challenging authorities. It warns that without memory, people become complacent and easily misled.
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