Aristide's Haiti and the standoff over elections
A Scripps Howard column criticizes U S policy in Haiti praising Aristide while questioning his leadership and calling for restraint. It notes attacks on elections and rising violence with 11 Haitians dead, exodus to Florida, and no more invasions as a humane approach.
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Oberlin Chamber Singers seek 1996 30th anniversary partners
The Oberlin Community Chamber Singers request reader information on businesses schools and groups founded in 1966 to join celebratory events in 1996. The choir notes its regional reach from Lorain to Oberlin and aims for collaborative arts outreach and community enrichment.
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Community Groups Call to Join Front Lines of Change
A reader quote urges readers to contact the chair of the Friends of Oberlin Community Chamber Singers to join front line efforts. The note argues members will stay only while troops remain, expressing conviction and skepticism toward Gingrich and Cole and their alleged New World Order ties.
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No Business in Bosnia War Warns Reader
A reader protests U.S. military involvement in Bosnia, arguing the nation has no national interest there and condemning a projected 20 000 to 25 000 troops under a One World government agenda. The letter urges resistance to the proposed dispatch and calls out leaders such as Clinton Gore Christopher Gingrich Dole.
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Rules for letters to the Chronicle Telegram
Readers are invited to send letters to the editor with signatures full home address and telephone. Submissions may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036 Fax 3297272 or email macronel freenet orain obstin.edu
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Gingrich welfare attack amid brutal murder case
Clarence Page criticizes Newt Gingrich for tying a brutal Addison murder to the welfare state. He notes the case involved a pregnant woman killed, a baby abducted, and multiple children slain, while Gingrich shifts blame to welfare and argues for policy changes. Page argues the murder reflects wider social inequality and questions the GOP budget’s impact on the working poor.
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Welfare reform tests Clinton's political resolve
Gen Wattenberg, senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, comments on welfare reform and Clinton's strategy. The piece argues the administration faces internal leaks and political risk over endorsing a Senate welfare bill amid calls to reduce child poverty and address income inequality. It cites polls and Census data on single mothers, argues welfare as structured sustains poverty, and critiques studies supporting larger welfare gains.
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