Voinovich Endorsed for U S Senate by Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram endorses George Voinovich for U S senator, praising his Cleveland turnaround record as mayor, debt reduction, downtown growth, and leadership to expand federal aid for Ohio schools. He would oppose trade barriers, seek tax incentives for child care, and boost law enforcement against drugs.
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Pease Seeks Seventh Term in Ohio's 13th District
Don J. Pease of Oberlin hopes a seventh term in the U S House from Ohio's 13th District with Lorain Medina Ashland and parts of other counties. He faces Dwight Brown a Brunswick insurance man. The Chronicle Telegram endorses Pease citing seniority committee assignments and cross party respect.
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Let her wear borrowed clothes a democratic proposal
A San Diego Tribune note suggests the first lady wear borrowed outfits as a bold, democratic idea. It humorously proposes a daily label of the day from Sears, J C Penney, and TJ Maxx to spark consumer activity and act as an economic stimulus.
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The Illusion of Government Wealth in a Presidential Race
A critique argues that Bush and Dukakis reduce liberty to a personal wealth lottery. It claims government cannot create wealth, only transfer it, and that federal aid redistributes existing wealth. It warns of a false myth about government care and predicts economic peril regardless of winner.
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Colombia declares US drug war culprit in ad campaign
A three–quarter page ad in major papers accuses U S drug users of driving cocaine production, arguing demand shapes supply and urging the next administration to fight drugs at home and abroad. The column cites Colombia’s military weaknesses, from outdated gear to maintenance gaps, amid a war against traffickers and terrorists.
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On the Road with Mike Losing Ohio
In Dayton and Cleveland crowds boo Duke Dukakis while Robyn Arnold promotes his campaign. Voters crave a fiery, Trumanesque fight but Dukakis stays upbeat, sticking to a calm strategy as polls show him trailing Bush. Ohio Democrats push for fierier rhetoric and emotional connection to swing key battleground states.
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