Elyria Lady Pioneers fall short in title clash with Seton
Elyria High School volleyball faced heartbreak in a championship against Cincinnati Seton, losing after a strong start as Seton surged with a 21-point run to claim the Division I crown. Coach Carol Russo praised her players for never quitting and delivering a season of glory.
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Elyria School Levy Defeat Signals Board Wake-Up Call
The Elyria levy loss is framed as a vote of no confidence in the school board and administration. Voters indicated they will not support current leadership, suggesting replacements are needed for school progress.
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Schoolhouse picture debate sparks taxpayer controversy
A public dispute questions a building funded with Ohio taxpayers displaying a picture claimed to be Jesus. Critics argue the statement is imprudent while supporters defend the display as part of school life. The writer laments political power shaping youth and recalls historic religious depictions.
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Not Jesus Portrait but a Misnamed Image Drawn by Faith
A fragment notes that the subject was mistaken as a portrait of Jesus though not. It reflects on how people labeled the work and a separate harassment toward a woman to whom the speaker wishes regret for her actions.
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Rules for letters to the Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44036 Fax 329-7272 or email to macronel freenet brain oberlin edu phone
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Bipartisan hope dimmed after 1992 election verdicts
Clinton enters a second term with no bold agenda while a divided Congress limits sweeping reform. Republicans show regional strength yet pledge centrist steps, as party moderation battles with Gingrich era ideologies and a polarized landscape, warning that genuine bipartisan healing remains unlikely.
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Congress seeks curbs on union political spending
Clarence Page discusses Republican anger at AFL-CIO spending, proposals to force unions to poll members on dues use, potential refunds to shareholders and taxpayers, and the political dynamic between union leaders and rank and file. The piece notes Supreme Court history on mandatory union funding and contrasts past labor limits with current partisan maneuvering.
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