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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1995
Page
13
The GOP drafts a 1000 plus page $1 trillion fiscal 1996 reconciliation bill with Medicare and Medicaid cuts, Alaska oil drilling, veterans benefits changes, mining law shift, and Community Reinvestment Act repeal. Critics call it a corrupt budget process and demand up or down votes in both houses.
A letter to the Chronicle-Telegram criticizes Lorain County commissioners for selecting an investment manager over local banks. The writer urges a fair chance for local institutions and notes prior warnings about the SAFE Fund. The piece argues for unbiased discussion of options and Community-focused investment aims.
A letter questions county commissioners for selecting an outside adviser over local firms FirstMerit EST Lorain National Premier Bank & Trust. Scott, director of investment management for Premier Bank & Trust Elyria, urges support for local economy.
A reader argues that Christianity centers on glorifying God not people, rejects women as lesser, and stresses distinct male and female roles to nurture children. They warn against changing scripture and reference Revelation 22 18 19 while acknowledging self-critique for making up rules.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor accepted for publication letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity indicating a commitment to public correspondence within standard newsroom practices.
Cal Thomas argues Republicans abandoned conviction for moderation, citing Pete Wilson's failed presidential run. He contrasts Wilson's stance on immigration and social issues with historic GOP calls for principled leadership, warning pragmatism without principle risks irrelevance.
Clinton staff touts recent foreign policy gains and domestic reform as signs of leadership and a shifting public mood. They frame Bosnia and Mideast deals, Haiti progress, and Perot’s return as proof of a growing record while weighing vetoes and budget battles ahead. Morton Kondracke notes Powell and Perot dynamics as potential wildcards in a changing political landscape.
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