U S stance on Hanoi trade ties and POW MIA issue
The editorial argues the United States should not rush recognizing Vietnam or lifting the trade embargo while Hanoi may still conceal POW MIA information. It cites decades of incomplete disclosures, ongoing moral obligation to MIAs, and warns that geopolitical or economic gains must not override truth and accountability.
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Daylight trick or treating urged for Elyria families
Readers urge daylight Halloween activities in Elyria to improve child safety and visibility. Letters note warmer weather, fewer errant drivers, and examples from surrounding cities, while urging Governor to commute a sentence in a separate tribute to local youths and a heartfelt message of gratitude to Elyria Catholic students.
Elyria Catholic 1992 football season memory
A Elyria Catholic High School fan reflects on the 1992 football season with joy despite losses to Huron and Hoban, recalling the Avon Lake game as a lasting highlight and the vibrant team spirit. The note honors players and coaches for the season's impact.
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Chronicle Telegram calls for letters to editor
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and notes letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036 Fax to 329-7272 if applicable.
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Packwood’s fall exposes the Boys Club and his poseur claim
A column denounces Senator Bob Packwood for sexual harassment claims and hypocrisy. It recounts his past denials and apologies, links the affair to a broader Senate culture, and predicts a public ethics hearing as new women senators press for accountability.
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Clinton meets Keating cases in Arkansas and California
President-elect Bill Clinton held his first post election press conference in Little Rock while Charles Keating stood trial in Los Angeles for Lincoln Savings and Loan fraud tied to the 2.6 billion collapse. The piece details Keating’s opulent lifestyle, charity giving, and controversial management methods at Lincoln Savings.
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