Lorain County voters urged to approve 10 school levies
Editorial urges Nov 7 support for 10 Lorain County operating and capital levies. Firelands Keystone Oberlin Vermilion and others seek funds amid no growth levy laws, with districts touting need to avoid cuts and maintain programs. Chronicle-Telegram backs passage.
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Lorain County
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Firelands
Keystone
Oberlin
Vermilion
Elyria
North Ridgeville
George Voinovich
Cuyahoga County
Voinovich
Clearview
Langston Middle School
Oberlin High School
Ford Lorain Assembly
Lorain
Levy
Chronicle-Telegram
Editorial invitation to readers for letters to the editor
The Chronicle-Telegram states that opinions in editorials, guest editorials, cartoons and columns aim to challenge readers to form opinions and invites readers to share thoughts in a letter to the editor.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Dinallo for Mayor Vows Record and Homeowner Advocate
Dinallo highlights his administrative and legislative records as proof of effectiveness. He promotes himself as an advocate for homeowners and community interests. Supporters are urged to vote for Dinallo on November 7 for mayor.
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Bob Dinallo
Farrakhan’s message labeled as hate and racism
A writer condemns Louis Farrakhan as racist and anti Semitic while praising solidarity marches in Washington. The piece urges blacks to pursue self respect and education, arguing education and economic success reduce bigotry and noting everyone has both good and bad in them.
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Washington
Louis Farrakhan
Farrakhan
Letters to the Editor on race harmony and local politics
The writer urges unity against racism and religious bigotry and questions Joyce Mackin’s role on Amherst City Council. They ask John Higgins about political favors and criticize Mackin, then turn to education funding and endorse Issue 29 to maintain school facilities.
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Amherst
Joyce Mackin
John Higgins
Mr. Higgins
Vote for Larry Lokai for council at large
A supporter endorses Larry Lokai for council at large praising his motivation leadership and hard work. The letter highlights Lokai’s ability to inspire high school students win awards and tackle tough odds while urging taxpayers to vote for him.
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Larry Lokai
Oberlin Voters Decide on Physical Plant Levy
Oberlin residents will vote next month on a levy dedicated to maintaining the school physical plant. The measure funds only buildings and grounds, not salaries or curriculum supplies, addressing concerns about upkeep and safety of the facilities.
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Oberlin
Letters on Nov 7 election publish deadline set
The Chronicle-Telegram will publish letters on the November 7 election through Sunday, November 5. Letters received after 5 p.m. Thursday, November 2, will not be considered. Include signature, full home address, and telephone number with submission to the Editorial Page Editor in Elyria, Ohio.
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Gingrich Helps Clinton Survive 1996 Challenge
Washington columnist Garidy Gracy argues Newt Gingrich’s relentless bluster politics boosts Bill Clinton's reelection odds. The piece cites Medicare rhetoric by Gingrich and Dole, polls showing GOP missteps, and Clinton’s broader advantage on the economy and safety net as Gingrich’s comments lift the president ahead of 1996.
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Bob Dole
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Dole
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Ed Markey
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Dick Morris
the Prez
Morris
Newt Gingrich
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