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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1998
Page
11
The article credits Ross Perot with waking America to deficit dangers, noting his charts and lectures helped spur a shift toward fiscal discipline. It references the first budget surplus since Nixon era, the role of Social Security surpluses, and ongoing debt concerns amid foreign market volatility.
The Chronicle-Telegram explains that opinions in editorials guest pieces and columns aim to challenge readers to form views. It invites letters to the editor for reader responses and discussion on the page.
Pauline Leboda, president and founder of Lorain County Concerned Citizens Watch Committee, says the Chronicle Telegram editorial lacks impact and that public opinion makes the pen write with invisible ink. She urges readers to consider the source.
A call mounts for President Clinton to resign or be removed. The speaker argues he is not fit to serve and urges Americans to rise and demand his ouster.
Veterans condemn Clinton as lacking moral character and a liar. They argue his actions show draft dodging and deceit, urging immediate removal and calls to congress and the president to resign.
A reader argues against ending homework, claiming it jeopardizes national education and a child’s future. The letter emphasizes practice of concepts, warns of low US standings, and asserts homework shaped three successful, college-educated children.
Clarence Page argues that both parties manipulate truth in the Monica Lewinsky affair and broader sexual politics. He notes shifting norms on sexual harassment, the Starr report, and perjury defenses, saying partisan spin shapes what Americans accept as truth. The piece critiques media bias and moral posturing in Washington.
A columnist argues media obsession with sex scandals shows a shift from past prudery to candor. He notes early 20th century restraint, the 1970s sexual revolution, and compares Nixon’s era to modern coverage. The piece mocks “gasbags” on TV while praising humor even in political missteps and cites Linda Tripp remarks and Tony Kornheiser.
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