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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1990
Page
2
Ohio voters defeated Issue 3 on Tuesday, ending Alan Spitzer’s proposal for a lakefront casino resort at the mouth of the Black River. The ballot setback questions future waterfront development and economic revitalization plans for Lorain.
The piece argues President Bush signaled gagging on a deficit reduction package though he backed it for the country. It questions the $500 billion five year plan with tax increases and spending cuts, noting shaky enforcement and rising discretionary spending. It cites Heritage Foundation analysts detailing pork like zebra mussel and shrimp studies and mocks seedless grape research funding while warning of future appropriations.
Readers discuss the pledge, church influence, and patriotism, praising local helpers in Cascade Park. A letter highlights a video on a DUI crash, produced by Lorain County resources, and a mother urges restoration of pay for servicemen and families while urging voters to scrutinize elected officials.
Vincent Carroll of the Rocky Mountain News argues that the 1990 budget deal fails to curb spending and revenue growth, predicting further tax hikes aimed at the middle class. He criticizes House Republican leader Bob Michel for deficits, high spending, and lobbying, calling the budget a triumph for higher government share of the economy.
In Cincinnati and Ohio visits, President Bush faces cooler GOP reception as supporters and critics question whether his trips help candidates or himself. Highlights include pressure from Jim Edgar and Ken Blackwell backers, a hostile Cincinnati Enquirer editorial, and concerns over budget rhetoric and war talk.
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