Legalize drug abuse is an outrageous idea
An opinion piece argues against legalizing marijuana and other drugs. It cites critics like Edwin Meese III and supporters such as John P. Morgan, noting potential harm to health and driving, the risk of a gateway effect, and the mismatch with public safety goals. It concludes that drugs should be made harder to obtain rather than legalized.
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Opinions Page Invitation to Readers and Letters
The Chronicle Telegram presents editorials and guest pieces that challenge readers to form opinions. Readers are encouraged to send letter to the editor sharing thoughts and perspectives on the page’s viewpoints.
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Chronicle editorials reveal Gulf War debate and calls for action
The Chronicle Telegram publishes letters and remarks from Bernard E Pearce and Bill Nielsen urging no war escalation, condemning U N authority, accusing leaders of risking civilian harm, and calling for impeachment talk and troop withdrawal. Pearce argues for a solid front against aggression while Nielsen demands Congress act to end involvement and recalls Vietnam.
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Iraq
Brighton intersection urged for flashing light at Routes 511 and 18
Cheryl Price of Wakeman calls for a flashing light at the Routes 511 and 18 intersection in Brighton after four crashes this year. She urges posting speed limits and slower traffic, backing a safer crossing.
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Cheryl Price Wakeman
Chronicle Telegram invites letters to editor submission
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and states letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include your signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036 Fax letters to 3297187
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Saddam oil inferno threat drives gulf reinforcement push
Secret Iraqi plan to flood U S tanks with burning oil in Kuwait Kuwait Gulf border pipelines and air fire aim raise Pentagon alarm and fuel Bush push for 200000 more troops. Military leaders warn that even with reinforcements smart bombs fuel shortages and air and ground gaps risk heavy casualties and delayed readiness.
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Castro Personal Life Attracts Soviet Scorn And CIA Interest
Soviet sources reveal Fidel Castro’s family and lifestyle amid Cold War intrigue. He allegedly has seven children by three women and owns 32 houses and three yachts, while maintaining a large security apparatus and personal divers with 100 frogmen. The exposé portrays Castro as a devout socialist in word, yet living luxuriously and keeping secrets to dodge U.S. pressure. Raul and Fidelito are cited in ongoing disputes within Cuban leadership.
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