Clinton risks New World Disorder in nuclear era
In Commentary, Robert Jastrow and Max Kampelman warn that expanding nuclear arms and delivery systems threaten global stability. They cite North Korea selling Scud-C missiles and plans for Scud-Ds, Iran, Libya, and Algeria pursuing weapons, and by 2000 CIA estimates 20 nations may possess ballistic missiles. The piece urges continued SDI funding and bipartisan resolve as President Clinton confront a shifting, perilous world.
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Crop substitution key in Bolivia drug war shift
U.S. officials laud anti drug efforts in Bolivia but warn of gaps. President-elect Clinton faces imbalance between military action and crop substitution. Bolivian farmers need viable alternatives to coca including pineapple and banana crops. local programs show promise yet funding and delivery remain flawed. Better channels and coordination could curb drug production and reduce sovereignty concerns.
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Drug dog tribute prompts praise for CT coverage
Randal Lee Dowler and Joseph Brosta praise the Chronicle-Telegram for its Oct 24 story on the drug dog Kilo. They note the bond between officer Jolynne Triffiletti and Kilo, salute the handlers, and thank responders in Lorain County and North Ridgeville for positive action and support.
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Mayor Armbruster Busy Leader Faces Complaints
The Chronicle-Telegram notes complaints by Gilbert Cornish and Rosemary Berg about Mayor Jeffry Armbruster. It cites his heavy daily schedule and single assistant handling many calls on Center Ridge Road upgrades, drainage work, and multiple construction projects across schools housing and commerce.
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Chronicle Telegram Accepts Letters to the Editor
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to send letters to the editor. Submissions may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and daytime telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or fax to 329-7272.
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Farewell to Otto Schoepfle A Lorain County Newsman
The writer recalls Otto Schoepfle, a bold Elyria money man and press confidant, praising his courage and blunt honesty. He shares warm memories, a shared love of truth in reporting, and a final reflection on the line I could better have spared a better man. Rest in peace, Otto.
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Early Christmas Musings and Neighborly Crabs Delivery
Rheta Grimsley Johnson observes the pleasure and panic of early holiday prep in Mississippi. She praises neighbor Irven Baker who sells stuffed crabs Tuesdays and delivers Thursdays, and rails at commercial hype while cherishing festive rituals, decorations, and memories from Pass Christian.
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