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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1988
Page
1
The editorial from C T voices support for George Bush, framing the choice as clear and timely. It argues his policies align with current economic and national priorities, urging readers to back his leadership in the forthcoming period.
Oberlin College shows bullish real estate sentiment amid a damp morning weather update. Partly cloudy skies give way to increasing clouds with a 40 percent chance of rain in the afternoon as temperatures peak near 70. Cloudy tonight with scattered showers and a 59 percent rain risk. Details on Page A-3.
The Ohio Department of Commerce accuses Hills Department Stores and Goldome Savings Bank of selling certificates of deposit from Goldome through Hills Financial Centers in about 20 Ohio Hills stores without state authorization. Goldome says the plan has Ohio knowledge since May 1986 and will prove legality.
Naturalist Cheryl Hammon guides a Carlisle reservation woodland walk in Lorain County Park District noting white oak versus red oak by leaf tip shape and color. She points to ash pigment loss, walnut and hickory leaf color, and a fox squirrel’s nut holes as evidence of species timing and wildlife activity during fall.
In Columbus House Democrats held a private caucus after a session to discuss reports that the General Assembly enacted a selective contracting bill pushed by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Ohio in exchange for political donations. Ohio Secretary of State Sherrod Brown said his office will investigate Blue Cross fundraising practices, including soliciting contributions from employees during company time, with officials named in a sizable 1985 to 1987 activity.
The piece notes widespread geographic illiteracy among high school and college students, with surveys showing many cannot name neighboring countries or locate places on maps. It highlights findings from Dallas, Baltimore, Kansas City, UNC, Terre Haute, Fullerton and others and mentions the National Geographic Society’s concern and a pilot program at Audubon Junior High in Los Angeles.
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