Ukraine faces pressure over nuclear disarmament stance
Ukraine, newly independent and the world’s third-largest nuclear power, faces international pressure to honor pledges to remove Soviet weapons. Kiev’s parliament rejected the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, ratified START I with 13 conditions, and seeks up to 5 billion in extra aid to dismantle 42 percent of its warheads. Kravchuk backs a nuclear-free Ukraine and will push the issue in a new parliament elected in March.
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Patsie Campana Entrepreneur Who Shaped Lorain Steel Industry
Patsie C Campana born in Italy and immigrating to Lorain in 1924 built P C Campana Inc into a national steel industry supplier. He invested in mills and plants in Pennsylvania and Texas with USX Corp as a partner, served on city planning and port authorities, and donated to Lorain hospitals and the Free Clinic. He died at 73, remembered as a self made, generous figure.
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Background vs Sports Headlines Drawn From Youth Athletes
A reader questions why local papers feature high school athletes with juvenile arrest records. The letter cites family accountability, school focus on education over athletics, and calls for mandatory drug testing and stricter handling of student offenses.
Editorial Call for Accountability in Youth Crime Reform
A South Amherst reader argues for banning youths with legal troubles from sports and emphasizes strict consequences for assault and murder. The letter calls courts to punish offenders, reduce racial tensions, and uphold accountability, asserting victims pay the price when action is lax.
Veterans Day tribute praised by Chronicle readers
A reader commends The Chronicle in the November 12 issue for honoring veterans. The letter notes the wreath ceremony, a World War II veteran saluting the color guard, and a photograph of the VFW veteran of the year, praising the paper’s changes.
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Letters to the Editor Policy at The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor though letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number and send by mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or by fax to 329 7272 or by email at macronci freenet borain oberlin edut.
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Women and Men Divide Holiday Duties in Modern Homes
Rheta Grimstey Johnson notes a shift from traditional roles as women shoulder the holiday production while men lend practical help. She reflects on how divided chores, scheduling, and expectations shape Christmas prep, asking whether sexism remains and how realistic couples are about perfect holidays.
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Keeping track of things that count does add up
Dear Ed. The writer recalls the Kallikaks and the Jukes and asks if any trace of their genes remains. For older readers the names spark Psychology 101. A younger reader learns the Kallikaks and the dukes had a row of bricks missing in each family and were documented around the Revolutionary War era.
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Counting and Weather Forecasts in an Odd Memoir
A reflective column describes a speaker's compulsion to count daily details and weather radio blurbs. He recalls public charges in a humorous anecdote about Harvard, notes growing tallying habits from stairs to garden steps, and ends with a joke that the favored weatherman rain produced seven hundred words counted.
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