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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1994
Page
12
The piece argues bipartisanship is essential for Clinton to advance a second term agenda. It notes NAFTA passed only with Republican support and a minority of Democrats, predicts a reinvigorated GOP could gain Senate control and influence House outcomes, and urges cross party cooperation to curb acrimony and advance core reforms.
A Elyria School Board meeting discussed Roosevelt Elementary closures amid debate over bused students. Critics questioned council member William Ivancic’s remarks on bused children described as “transparent,” prompting concerns about treatment and inclusion.
The text argues Roosevelt teachers exceed school books in guiding neighborhood children. It asserts a strong heart for the kids and rejects the notion that bus riders will be spared by changes. It challenges the idea that simply riding a bus makes children transparent to major life shifts.
A voter expressing strong support for Senator Sherrod Brown over challenger Greg White cites environmental leadership and actions. The signer, a registered nurse and father, emphasizes future hazards and broad backing from environmental groups and concerned citizens.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes letters may be edited for clarity and accuracy. Include signature, full home address, and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Elyria Ohio or fax or email the provided addresses for submission.
Charley Reese argues that American censorship is pervasive across government publishers and political correctness, while highlighting the paradoxes of sexual censorship versus accessible media. He satirically notes Ner o and Sade would fit in today and defends parental rights to question school materials amid debates over PC culture.
Washington columnist Sandy Grady argues Clinton earns an A for decisive action in Haiti with Cedras agreeing to leave and in Iraq with military pressure on Saddam Hussein. The piece contrasts Clinton’s leadership with Bush and critiques critics while noting risks and political implications.
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