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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1993

Page

10

Ohio Issue 1 plans funds for parks and flood control

The editorial endorses State Issue 1 to provide funds for park maintenance and flood control but notes reluctance. It criticizes lawmakers for preferring borrowing over direct appropriation and calls the amendment a broad shift from past authorizations.

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Ohio Issue 1 debate and fiscal concerns spill into Elyria

Analysts warn Issue 1 could cost about a half billion dollars in interest and fees over time, reducing funds for parks education highways and other state needs. Gov Voinovich and major groups back the measure but Elyria City Council hesitates citing financial strain and doubts about local park funding.

Voinovich Ohio Chamber of Commerce AFL - Cio Ducks Unlimited Wildlife Legislative Fund Audubon Society Ohio Federation of Soil and Water Conservation Districts

Morrison Wins Nobel Prize in Literature for Toni Morrison

The Swedish Academy awards Toni Morrison the Nobel Prize in literature, marking her as the first African American woman laureate. Her work is praised for lyrical prose blending folklore with modern tales, likened to a luster of poetry and deep humanity.

Toni Morrison Morrison Ernest Hemingway John Steinbeck The Swedish Academy William Faulkner Lorain Ohio Academy

Community Letter Favors New Grafton Funeral Home

A new neighbor urges village council to approve relocating Blackburn Funeral Home across from the writer’s home in Grafton. The letter defends locality growth, cites benefits to property values and the town’s image, and argues opposition is petty and politically motivated.

Blackburn Grafton Cleveland

Avon Voter Endorsement for Jim Smith for Mayor

A local endorsement highlights Jim Smith as the candidate to solve problems amid Avon politics. The speaker cites lifelong involvement with the Avon school system City Council and Avon Board of Education as proof of leadership and problem solving ability.

Avon Jim Smith Jim Avon Board of Education

Avon Seeks Leadership in Mayor Election

The city of Avon is urged to vote for Jim Smith a proven leader and problem solver over the business as usual candidate. Hyde a former finance director city treasurer and three term councilman at large is contrasted.

Jim Avon Jim Smith Hyde City of

Avon Mayoral Candidate Endorsed by Local Official

A longtime Avon Local Board of Education member endorses Jim Smith for mayor of Avon. The supporter commends Smith as intelligent with leadership and management skills, vision, and diligence to complete goals for Avon’s future.

Jim Smith Avon Jim

Brady Bill debate and rights under fire

The Brady Bill faces committee debate focusing on a five day handgun purchase wait while a lesser discussed provision could allow denial without proving a threat to life. The piece argues this expands federal control, eroding rights, and questions the bill’s intent and public understanding. It also shifts to critique of average life expectancy claims related to smoking.

Bush leaves Somalia mess for Clinton in hindsight

Washington columnist Sandy Grady argues George Bush’s Somalia mission was promoted as noble but flawed, claiming Clinton inherited the fallout. He cites Bush’s late 1990s push, U.N. peacekeeping, and later reassessment, noting bipartisan criticism of the exit strategy and missteps shaping Clinton’s early foreign policy.

Washington Ettu George White House George Bush Bill Clinton Jimmy Carter Ronald Reagan Harry Truman Ike Dwight Eisenhower Bush San Antonio Texas Clinton Somalia Mister Rogers ABC Gulf Saddam Kuwait Grant Bush U.S Bosnia Congress U.N Pentagon John Murtha D-Pa Smith Hempstone Beirut Mogadishu Mohamed Farrah Aidid Panama Manuel Noriega Saddam Hussein Jonathan Howe Haiti Senate Sen Phil Gramm Gramm

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A. C. Hudnutt Arthur D. Hudnutt A. Cooper Andrew R. Young Arnold Miller Andrew W. Ruckman Ohio House Ohio Ballot Board Mr. Smith Avon Local Board of Education Leonard E. Dechant Avon Brady Bill Dow Jones United Nations Sandy Grady Philadelphia Daily News
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