Premier Bank-Ely Square tower sale talks face sale restraint
Elyria city negotiators face a proposed 23 year restraint by Premier Bank on selling the Ely Square tower to anyone but a bank until 2020. The bank seeks six months more use of the main lobby while city offices are moved. Readjustments to the lease terms and holdover income are anticipated as the city weighs a five year lease with an option to buy at 670000 while ensuring a fair deal for taxpayers.
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Franz Kafka
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Silent Spring Valley Echoes With Lost School Sounds
A nostalgic reminiscence for Silent Spring Valley recalls the cadence of students walking to class, bells calling them in, and the lively recess outside. It laments the absence of children's voices, bells, and the rush of end-of-day freedom in a quiet neighborhood.
Memories Echo From Spring Valley Elementary
A reader laments Spring Valley Elementary’s quieted streets and missing school sounds. She recalls children marching home after classes and venerates memories of her family’s time there, noting a wish for lively programs and neighborhood vitality.
Shortcut OK: A Neighborhood Letter to Esther Meinke
A reader asks Esther Meinke to allow postal workers to cross her yard for one day to experience the job. The letter highlights heavy bags, delayed deliveries, dangerous paths, and winter hazards. It urges empathy and thanks for postal workers’ good work.
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Esther Meinke
Esther
The Rules stir debate on dating and female agency
Chicago Tribune columnist Clarence Page reviews The Rules by Ellen Fein and Sherrie Schneider. The paperback bestseller argues women should feign passivity to attract Mr Right, provoking feminist backlash while some see it as a dated yet influential social milestone.
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Sherrie Schneider
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Helen Gurley Brown
Cosmopolitan Magazine
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After the election the real issues reappear in Washington
After the election real issues return to center stage with debates over Medicare cuts taxes and ethics. A Clinton administration scandal outlook looms with Starr potentially indicting members of his circle while Congress probes fund raising and White House ties. Bipartisan reform efforts on Social Security and Medicare face deep scrutiny as wages and global crises shape policy.
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