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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 2003
Page
3
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An optimistic interim head reports renewed commitment at the Lorain County Community Action Agency while critics note limited progress. The agency battles debt near 778000 after staff cuts, sells the Jesse Williams Home for up to 500000, and faces a January federal Head Start review. Five board seats remain vacant and leadership turnover continues.
Tom Callahan of Elyria argues that mutual fund managers misuse profits for secret traders, boards ignore shareholders, and regulations fall harder on ordinary Americans while the wealthy escape. He condemns corporate corruption and an entitlement culture.
A devotional piece praising the partial birth abortion ban signed by President Bush after a decade long fight. It argues abortion harms women, advocates loving both mother and child, and calls for a culture of life during Thanksgiving.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor but reserves editing for brevity and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or fewer and must include signature full home address and telephone number. Submissions by mail fax or email directions are provided.
Dan K Thomasson argues that sustained Kennedy myths distort history and unjustly diminish Lyndon Johnson's civil rights and policy achievements. The piece criticizes History Channel tributes for promoting unverified conspiracy claims about Johnson and Hoover, and defends Johnson's substantive impact including civil rights and education.
Bonnie Erbe argues against the societal obsession with extreme longevity. She cites the New York Times discussion of extreme calorie restriction, notes the risks and high costs of prolonged life, and urges aiming for a healthy 80s rather than living to 140 with dependency concerns.
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