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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1996
Page
11
The Washington Post argues lines in public benefit programs create unfairness yet must be drawn to avoid paralysis. It examines Clinton era efforts to pair welfare work subsidies with private employers and concerns over job displacement, plus health coverage gaps for near poor children and Medicaid expansion versus private insurance costs.
In a letter responding to The Chronicle-Telegram editorial and Nancy Walker, a reader argues the Elyria school levy failure reflects broader community problems. They urge consideration of local financial strain, question repeated tax increases, and advocate for ingenuity over more funds.
A Letters to the Editor questions funding a state education levy and urges voluntary donations or reallocating federal funds, arguing the Department of Education costs billions yet educates few. A Elyria High volleyball player thanks supporters. praises fans, family, staff, and Coach Russo, and notes missing grandfather Ernie Curcillo.
Brooke is identified as a member of the EHS class of details, establishing her affiliation with Emory High School. The fragment notes a class year or cohort but lacks full context or finish. Further specifics are not provided in the readable text.
After anointing a poster girl, Republicans push a kinder image with Newt Gingrich and hint at Elizabeth Dole leading the RNC. The gender gap persists due to economics and demographics, as working women lean Democratic. unless GOP addresses women’s real concerns, a powerful sisterhood may block Republican wins.
Cal Thomas reports on a National Review sponsored Caribbean cruise where conservatives celebrate a persistent GOP majority and argue for steering away from Rockefeller Republicans. Malcolm Wallop urges abandoning the party mindset, warning against liberal premises and calling for a leadership shift toward principled conservatism.
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