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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 2000
Page
2
North Ridgeville voters rejected the Kingston Place planned community development and a broader charter amendment. The vote raises questions on preliminary plans and rezoning, with calls for Council to start over and clarify the process for Waterbury and Meadows Lake projects.
Readers rail at both parties over abortion and Clinton era actions. They accuse Republicans of election year rhetoric and failed protections, cite a Supreme Court that could not outlaw abortion, and critique national and local schooling funding amid tax aversion. The letter complains of corruption claims and political fault lines.
A student from Elyria High argues for a new school due to cracks, overcrowding, and distance from home. He notes earlier bus pickup issues, praises staff, and urges tech improvements similar to junior high tech teams.
The column argues the Evolution will advance under GOP and moderate help, shaping a 21st century realignment. It notes Florida recounts, Cheney's Senate vote, Census 2000 reapportionment, privatized Social Security and school vouchers as Liberty measures, with Bush needing to prove a real mandate.
Morton Kondracke argues the nation remains split over the Florida recount and congressional margins, urging the next president to pursue bipartisanship to avoid continued political warfare. Voters show mixed views on Gore and Bush, with support for reform on Social Security, taxes, and drugs, underscoring potential cross‑party cooperation.
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