Capitalist reforms not the whole deal
China's 14th Communist Party Congress signals a capitalist trend under a socialist market label. The leadership, including Jiang Zemin and Li Peng, asserts political liberalism won't follow economic liberalism, while technocrats replace aging officials. Free markets need free information and free elections to stay independent of special interests.
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Elyria Library levy and label law urged rejection
The summary list of election issues endorsed should include Issue 26, the 1.4 mill operating levy for the Elyria Public Library. It should also note urging voters to reject Issue 5, the proposed label law.
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Opinions on editorial page invite reader letters
The Chronicle-Telegram states that editorials express the paper's views while guest editorials and columns challenge readers to form opinions. It invites readers to share thoughts in a letter to the editor. The page emphasizes engagement and dialogue with the audience.
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Chronicle-Telegram Letter Sparks Debate Over Columbus and Culture
A reader advocates ending perceived Columbus bashing and calls for reverence to tradition, while accusing government and elites of catering to special interests and urging personal responsibility in work and civic life to shape the economy.
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Citizens speak on government flaws and greed
JOHN J. PIERLO of Elyria criticizes Congress for sabotaging presidents and wasting tax dollars. He blames lawmakers for high wages, fringe benefits, and boondoggles, urges limits on taxes and job exports, and calls for ending greed in all sectors.
Chronicle-Telegram grades its campaign coverage with a B
In a year ending assessment the Chronicle-Telegram assigns itself a B for campaign coverage. Editor Arnold Miller and Metro Editor Randy Roguski invite reader feedback. The piece notes strengths in reporting on congressional races and spending, and areas for improvement such as coverage gaps and balance.
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Bush rides comeback myth as race nears finish line
Washington reporters describe Bush as upbeat and cocky amid a late surge in polls. The piece compares his energy to past underdog rallies, cites Gallup data placing him behind Clinton, and weighs whether a late surge can reshape the electoral map while noting the Death Battle pattern in campaigns.
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