Lorain County Election Aftermath Highlights Wins and Changes
Post election reflection notes Clinton win nationwide with Ohio carrying 100000 Democratic plurality. Lorain County reelects Herb Jacoby and Mary Jo Vasi to commissioners, Mary Ann Jamison wins recorder, leaving Republicans only in Prosecutor. Community faces mixed results with funding cuts and strong school victory.
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G I Joe joins eco-warriors battle foes
G I Joe abandons U S Army image to back an environmental campaign led by eco-warriors Clean Sweep and Ozone. The narrative features Cobras plotting ozone destruction and a Joe briefing on aerosols though U S law bans CFCs since 1978. Hasbro apologizes for the misstep while the Consumer Aerosol Products Council promotes an anti aerosol video.
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Letters From a mother balancing college and family life
Betty Avonti of Elyria describes job training through ADC and attending LCCC while coordinating her son Franklin's school schedule. She urges advance notice of no school days to arrange babysitters and avoid class conflicts. Band booster Bobbie Sears thanks volunteers after a pancake breakfast and announces the Pioneer Marching Band’s upcoming home finale and December Cleveland Stadium appearance.
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Helmet law critique from Harley riders sparks debate
Matt Balog argues against universal motorcycle helmet laws in a Chronicle-Telegram letter, claiming riders oppose the rule and should not be required to wear helmets. He asserts many Harley riders share this view and calls for a change.
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Chronicle Telegram invites letters to editor for publication
Readers may submit letters to the editor with a signature full address and phone number. Letters are edited for brevity accuracy and clarity and mailed to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or faxed to 3297272 for consideration.
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Clinton Fever Grips Little Rock on Election Eve
Little Rock residents wrestle with Clintonmania as crowds gather near the Old State House and club scene buzzes with anticipation. Critics and supporters mingle while reporters note a year of campaign theater and a hopeful arc toward a Clinton White House. Sandy Grady, Philadelphia Daily News bureau chief, reflects on a city transformed by the pre election hype and the idea of change.
Pecora case gun law works as intended in Elyria tale
Lorain reader argues that Ohio felonious assault rules and gun-use specifications, effective since 1975 and 1982 respectively, function to deter firearm crimes. He cites the Pecora case and a separate homicide to defend consistent application of law and warns against political changes for gain.
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