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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1992
Page
6
A Veterans Day reflection honors the men and women who risked their lives for the country. Newspapers nationwide emphasize gratitude with the enduring message Thank you, acknowledging ongoing debt to veterans.
The piece argues the 1990s campaign blended politics with entertainment as vice presidents clashed with fictional TV figures and candidates bought blocks of air time. It notes talk show familiarity, lighter questions, and public turnout, questioning whether TV improved or muddied democracy. The column reflects on Perot and Clinton contrasts and cites Philadelphia Daily News.
The Chronicle-Telegram argues Congress should reduce aides by one third, cut committees by half, and overhaul Senate rules to prevent legislative delays. It asserts voters supported such change in the November 3 election and urges Congress to become a national legislature acting as a re-election machine.
Co chairs thank voters after Amherst School District approves Issue 13 by a record turnout. The levy preserves education, property values and the district’s tradition with broad support from local groups, businesses, and city officials.
The Chronicle-Telegram reports Midview levy failure tied to residents on Social Security and small fixed pensions. A 3 percent Social Security rise may not cover added taxes, while non raisers resent higher taxes. Myers argues parents would accept a small income tax for education.
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor. Letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include your signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4016 Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 329-7272.
Charley Reese urges voters to reject Bush for 1992 and back Bill Clinton, arguing Bush failed to respond to the weak economy, was insulated from ordinary Americans, and lacked conviction. The piece condemns Republican conservatism, praises Clinton’s progressive potential, and labels Bush as an empty suit. The author notes George Bush spent capital unwisely and questions leadership, citing Jim Baker and other critics.
Philadelphia Daily News columnist recounts James Carville as the driving force behind Bill Clinton's 1992 victory. Notes his superstition, grit, and sharp political instinct, along with Mary Matalin's roles and the campaign’s pivotal moments. Describes staff resilience and Carville’s long-term influence on Clinton’s legacy.
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