Michigan and Ohio State halt SBC sponsorship for The Game
Ohio State and Michigan officials rejected a proposed SBC sponsorship that would have branded The Game as the SBC Michigan-Ohio State Classic for the next two seasons. The deal would have paid $520,000 total but faced strong alumni opposition and was called off.
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Guidelines for letters to the editor in Chronicle-Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor. Submissions should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited to fit length. Include signature, full home address, and telephone number. Provide mailing address, fax, or email details for submission.
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America should not suppress Iranian authors in US publishing
Dale McFeathers argues that US Treasury export controls blocking works from Iran Cuba and Sudan curb free speech and harm American readers. He cites Shirin Bluie and other authors while urging Washington to avoid censorship and allow publishing and promotion of diverse Iranian voices to foster understanding and dialogue.
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Letters to the Editor applaud community for contract settlement
Readers praise the community and the Lorain City Schools Association of Classified Employees for a amicable contract settlement while urging the district to finalize a fair deal with LEA Local 103. They highlight the vital roles of secretaries interpreters health workers monitors and aides in schools and call for respect and team unity.
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Lorain teachers celebrate contract agreement ending strike cloud
Lorain Education Association members express relief and gratitude as a contract settlement ends a threatened strike. They thank Lorain Schools families, community leaders, and union affiliates for support during the bargaining process and board involvement.
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Development Drives Deer Into Harmful Conflicts
A reader laments increased deer encounters on I-90 and Turnpike due to new construction and cleared habitats. They argue urban expansion encroaches on deer territories, causing more road collisions, and question the need for new developments given vacant buildings.
Pro Life Rally Sparks Heated Reactions in Elyria
Jeanine Wascovich recalls a Bush rally in Westlake where a child holding a pro life sign faced verbal abuse from a Kerry supporter. The letter urges civil discourse and praises Bush on partial birth abortion policy while contrasting Kerry's stance.
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Government intervention urged over flu vaccine distribution
Lorain residents queued for flu shots at the former Lorain Catholic High School amid frustration that only two corporations supply the vaccine. The letter writer criticizes Congress for preferring small government despite urgent public health needs and notes that lawmakers received shots with no lines.
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Privacy laws fail voters as politicians dodge calls
The writer blasts politicians for enacting privacy laws to curb demarketer calls while exempting themselves. They complain about late evening recordings and insist such tactics won’t sway votes, urging a public ceasefire from phone harassment.
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