Boycott urged as Simpson case fuels book and TV profits
In the wake of the verdict, key figures in the O J Simpson murder case push seven figure deals with books and TV appearances. Dateline NBC airs an unpaid interview with Simpson as critics condemn the profit driven approach while callers are urged to boycott the offers and products tied to the case.
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Editorial Page Invitation to Share Opinions
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to form opinions on editorials and guest pieces. It encourages letters to the editor and notes that opinions on the page are intended to challenge readers to respond.
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Justice and media in the O S Simpson verdict debate
A reader weighs justice fairness and truth in the O J Simpson case versus media coverage. The letter argues a diverse jury can decide complex cases, condemns sensationalism, calls for less press intrusion, and questions whether race should drive perceptions of the trial.
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Community divides linger over justice and governance
The piece argues that racism is a symptom of deeper economic divides and urges accountability and practical steps toward truth. It notes two deaths, ongoing violence against women, and the need for collective action. It also promotes Shirley Guinta's candidacy and highlights her long service to Elyria.
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Voters urged to register as Elyria ends with closing deadline
Citizens in Elyria criticize politicians after elections and call for voter registration. The piece notes the discrepancy between what voters say and do and mentions an upcoming registration deadline.
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Elyria
Letters to the editor submission guidelines note
The Chronicle-Telegram invites letters to the editor and states they are subject to editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyna 44036. Fax to 3297272 or email macronel freenet.borain.obertin.edu.
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Unshackled growth urged as path to prosperity
Robert Reno argues that the economy should pursue faster, unshackled growth beyond 2.5 percent to boost jobs, wages, and revenues. He cites signals of renewed growth potential, critiques restraining inflation fears, and calls for a pro growth policy mainstream, challenging reliance on fear of inflation.
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Nuclear weapons praised as egalitarian and humane
Charley Reese argues nukes ended wars and saved lives, claiming they equalize casualties and deter larger conflicts. He criticizes anti nuke critics as political, cites Tokyo firebombing deaths, asserts the bombings shortened World War II, and portrays nuclear arms as democratic tools that indiscriminately kill elites and common people alike.
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