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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1988
Page
6
Elyria ballots on Issue 15 seek a five year renewal of a 0.5 percent city income tax. The tax accounts for about $3 million annually, funds police and fire departments, and keeps city services at current levels amid rising costs. The Chronicle-Telegram urges voters to support Issue 15.
Mark S. Manasse of Palo Alto and Aren K. Lenstra of Chicago factored a 100-digit number without a Cray by coordinating 400 collaborators worldwide. The multi‑month, million‑dollar task was completed for free, revealing the prime factors and illustrating the power of collaborative computing.
The column answers readers questions on why tax laws are complex, why hunger persists despite food surpluses, why Western democracies overlook atrocities, and why George Bush chose Dan Quayle. It argues complexity serves political favors, famine is tied to distribution costs and politics, and rhetoric often substitutes for action.
A historical column alleges Gen Manuel Noriega fed CIA misinformation while George Bush ran the CIA in 1976. It claims DEA knew of Noriega’s drug ties, and notes secret reports on attempted assassin threats, CIA payrolls, and Noriega’s influence on canal treaty talks. The piece also critiques Bush’s denials and notes later CIA leverage.
A meditation on freedom and chance through the life of Margaret Barr of Marysville Ohio. Barr born into poverty rose to a $175000 home while battling cancer and a DUI driven legal system. She supports MADD, plans a new chapter, and continues fighting for tougher drunk driving laws.
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