Carjacking crisis prompts safety advice nationwide
A 1992 overview warns of rising carjackings across the United States. It cites FBI figures, incidents in Washington DC and Maryland, and a new federal law for first offenders. The piece urges precautions, planning, and seeking populated areas, while noting broader cultural violence as the root issue.
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Madonna Book Sex Sparks Outcry Across Community
Ledger-Enquirer reports Madonna releases a $50 book titled Sex featuring nude photos with various partners and leather items. The publisher notes the text includes lines contrasting sex and love, prompting calls for protective censure amid public debate over explicit material.
Editorial page prompts reader opinions on letters
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines that opinions on the page include editorials guest pieces and columns intended to provoke reader reaction and invite letters to the editor for public discussion. It emphasizes readers form their own views and share them.
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Percy Democrats kept jobs in Lorain County office
The Chronicle Telegram recalls Dorothy L. Essex Lorain County Recorder who discusses twenty years in office. She notes twelve Democratic women employed in 1973, preserving staff until retirement and retaining two original Mitchell employees. Essex emphasizes equal service and dedication to Lorain County people while planning retirement.
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Excess paperwork burdens nursing home staff
A Wellington resident argues that state and federal paperwork imposes heavy administrative loads on nursing homes, diverting time from patient care. He praises dedicated caregivers while urging public reaction to the paperwork burden shared by aides like his son-in-law, and mentions Elms Convalescent Home.
Chronicle Telegram Letters to Editor Address Instructions
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 3297272.
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Proliferation of Lobbyists Tied to Federal Expansion
Reese of the Orlando Sentinel argues that rising government power fuels more lobbyists and trade associations. He cites growth from 365 paid Senate lobbyists in 1969 to over 40,000 today, blaming regulatory reach and the misused commerce clause for increased influence efforts. The piece links lawyers, trade groups, and lobbying to defense of wealth creation against meddling government.
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DEA security lapses raise risk of agent exposure
Congressional investigators reveal sloppy DEA computer security with sensitive data left in plain view. Cases include a foreign‑transmitted document exposing an undercover agent and a password taped to a terminal. Critics say such carelessness endangers agents in the war on drugs.
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