Browns Fans Call For Fresh Start And Relocation Fight
Cleveland sports fans urge moving the Browns to Baltimore or new expansion, criticizing the team's 1990s performance, citing a failed season and dire prospects. They discuss lease clauses, eminent domain threats, and a need for a fresh owner, coach, and stadium to avoid further disappointment.
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Sewer pump stations prove costly for Avon
Mr Reising candidate for Avon Council Ward 2 raises concern over sanitary sewer force main pumping station problems and their unreliable costly operation. As Avon's service director 198492 I attest to Northgate station problems and expenses from repairs and replacements. If new residential pumping stations are approved taxpayers will bear future replacement costs amid developer absent involvement.
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Avon Opposes Residential Sewer Pumping Stations Plan
A resident criticizes Avon’s master plan for using gravity piping, opposing any residential sanitary sewer pumping stations along rights of way. He warns that permitting even one would set a legal precedent, inviting further pump stations, and cites experiences in Northgate and Avon Lake as negative examples.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number and send to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44096 by mail Fax 3297272 or email macrone freeneLlorain oberlin edu
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Midnight Showdown in the Imperial City
Philadelphia Daily News columnist Sandy Grady riffs on the 1996 budget clash between Clinton Gingrich and Dole. The piece portrays a phony near-shutdown as politics turn theatrical, noting stalled talks, public fatigue, and a government freeze that barely changes daily life.
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D-S.d
Imperial
Ross Perot
Sandy Grady
Philadelphia Daily News
Inmates face reforms urged as prison costs rise
San Diego Union-Tribune columnist Joseph Perkins argues for corrections reforms after multiple prison disturbances. He cites curb lawsuits by jailhouse lawyers, profits from crime, no benefits while jailed, doubles dipping SSI, and state liability for escapes, recounting cases to illustrate gaps in accountability.
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Charles Manson
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