Time for end game in policy toward Iraq
Opinion argues the United States must act to compel Iraq to comply with U N terms or halt efforts there. It critiques past air strikes, cites inspections, and outlines risks of limited bombing with a demand for decisive pressure.
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Impeachment debate hinges on evidence and judgment
The piece argues that impeachment hearings lack proof tying the president to Whitewater and questions the charges against Clinton. It stresses perjury in the Lewinsky case as serious but not catastrophic, urging perspective and restraint beyond official Washington. The Oregonian in Portland.
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France memory prompts appreciation at local school board
In the Chronicle Telegram November 16 issue a feature on Evelyn France sparked warm memories. The writer recalls meeting France during her EST Bank days and praises her kindness and customer service as she contributed to the school board project and community efforts.
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Xerxes critics, the die is cast and we will not bow
A polemical note uses Shakespearean quotes to attack Xerxes critics and threaten action against the opera. The speaker ridicules the critics, asserts desire to end Xerxes, and laments ongoing discourse as harming property values and peace. The tone derides opposition while vowing decisive closure of Xerxes.
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Poem Fragment Voice Calls For Xerxes Closure
A fragmentary excerpt features Thomas Higgason of North Ridgeville invoking poetic lines about sleep and peace. The speaker pleads for Xerxes to close, asserting the scent of Xerxes does not affect those with free souls.
Bravo to Midview for excellent season
Midview football wrapped a phenomenal year with a well meshed team and in sync coaches. The speaker expresses strong confidence in the coaching staff to sustain a winning program for years and urges to keep the good momentum going.
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Midview
Donation fatigue in town sparks ire over charity appeals
A resident vents at length about donation requests, claiming relentless mailers are unnecessary. He asserts personal generosity, rejects help for the needy, and urges organizations to stop soliciting donations while criticizing perceived entitlement.
Frank Vandersoa Reflects on Welfare Attitudes and Work Ethic
A speaker contrasts past self-reliance with current expectations for aid, criticizing perceived freebies for those he labels bums while praising assistance to genuinely needy seniors, and linking views to his wife’s Republican stance on welfare and work incentives.
Lorain council faces sunshine law clash and blinders
Lorain City Council members are criticized for being boxed in by Mayor Koziura and Safety Director Koury amid a Sunshine Law issue. Councilman Krasienko says council hands are tied to approving only the mayoral agenda, with elections looming and potential new faces promised.
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Michael Scherach
Anthony Krasienko
Joseph Koziura
Safety Service
George Koury
Letters to Editor Guidance from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number with mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44036. Fax 3297282 or email ECT ohio.net
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Progress, Leaves, and the Cost of Modern Gadgets
Donald Kaul laments progress and noise from leaf blowers and space travel while praising restraint, citing Delacroix and Bradbury. He warns that inventions bring both utility and disaster, urging personal connections over technology and noting how media shapes future concerns.
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