DeWine and Hyatt vie to replace Metzenbaum in Senate
The Chronicle Telegram endorses Lt. Gov. Michael DeWine over Joel Hyatt in Ohio's U S Senate race to replace Howard Metzenbaum. DeWine emphasizes system knowledge and anti abortion stance, while Hyatt lacks public office experience and a clear plan.
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Hyatt
Hyatt Legal Services
Congress member urges nixing Nixon stamp plan
Rep. William Clay, head of the House Post Office Committee, asks Postmaster General Marvin Runyon to cancel plans to issue a Richard Nixon stamp next year. Clay says former presidents who resigned to avoid impeachment should not be commemorated, while Runyon plans to proceed.
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D-Mo
Clay
House Post Office Committee
Marvin Runyon
Ducks and toys sail Pacific in ocean current study
About 7,220 rubber ducks and 21,660 rubber animals drifted across the Pacific after a shipping spill. Oceanographers study their movement to model currents, with 400 ducks recovered on Alaska shores. Kiddie Products Inc. defends their sea worthy design despite fading.
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Pacific
Alaska
Nike
Lawn Parking Citations Stir Elyria Police Critique
A resident laments Elyria Police Department issuing a citation to his son for parking on their own front lawn after unloading items from a truck. The note criticizes crime in the city and questions changes over 34 years of residence.
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Elyria
Mason and Slovenec suited to clean house
A political appeal urging readers to vote for Howard Mason for Congress and Joe Slovenec for Senate on November 8. The speaker compares Washington to a dirty white house needing cleaning and argues for fiscal restraint, gun rights, and anti crime policy while promoting independent candidates Mason and Slovenec.
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Senate
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Readers weigh PAC money in Brown White race
The letter compares campaign funding in the Clinton era context. Clinton comparison aside, the author reports on calls to Greg White and Sherrod Brown campaigns. White estimates PAC contributions around 17.5 percent while Brown's PAC share is about 76 percent, with other donations coming from outside the district.
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Greg White
Political Action Committee
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Mr. Brown
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UAW
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Walter
Corrine
White
Clinton
Slick
CEI faces criticism over fly ash dump operations
A reader condemns CEI over use of the North Eaton fly ash dump beyond EPA hours and calls for arrests of trespassers and CEI staff. The letter urges CEI to regain integrity with state and county law enforcement, questions CEI’s management, equipment updates, and the legitimacy of selling steam to a local plant, urging respect for customers.
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Avon Lake
Perry
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission
B.F Goodrich
CET
Rules for letters to the Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor guidelines, noting editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. It requests signature full home address and phone number and provides mail fax and email contact details for submission.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Dems on the Rocks as Campaign Trails Signal Decline
Kaul writes from the Des Moines Town Register that Democrats are slipping in polls nationwide. He highlights losses for Kennedy Foley Sasser and Smith, notes Feinstein Cuomo Richards and Childs trailing, and argues Clinton's unpopularity harms the party. He predicts GOP gains in Congress come November.
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Texas
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Des Moines
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