State of the Worker in the early 1990s
The piece surveys the 1980s upheavals in American labor and notes a better state of the workforce as the 1990s begin. It cites job losses, plant closures, strikes, and wage concessions, yet highlights rising productivity, high compensation, and strong purchasing power compared with Europe and Japan. It warns of wage growth and trade imbalances to watch as policy makers set labor and tax directions.
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Autos
Elyria
Fisher Guide
Lorain County
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U.S
Europe
Japan
America
Washington
Local massage parlor raid sparks debate over liberty and crime
A reader criticizes a court raid on Elyria massage parlors, arguing enforcement overreach harms civil liberties and that prostitution is longstanding. The letter notes cash freezes, bans on opening, and questions prosecutor focus while promoting universal health care and a local health conference with political figures and doctors. Lois C. Wilson signs off as Senior Action Coalition secretary.
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Elyria
The
Oberlin
United States
Africa
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Sccc Stocker Center
Senior Action Coalition
National Health Care Plan Urgency Cited by Columnist
Columnist Joan Beck argues for a universal health plan covering all Americans from cradle to grave. She notes 32 million uninsured and that many lack sufficient coverage, forcing trade offs between medications and basic needs as the U.S. grapples with diverse providers and plans.
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Joan Beck
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United States
Chronicle-Telegram Letters to Editor Welcome Signatures
Readers may submit letters to the Editorial Page Editor at Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Ohio. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 329-7187 if preferred.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria
Empty nest weighs on Cal Thomas as son leaves for college
Cal Thomas reflects on the empty house after his son leaves for college. The columnist shares mixed feelings of loss and pride, recalling family memories, parental duties, and the promise to stay connected. He cites songs about enduring family ties and notes Thanksgiving as a milestone to look forward to.
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Thad
Bill
Gloria Gaither
Soviet Naval Build Up At Tartus Ties Syria To Med Base
CIA notes a secret accord allows a large Soviet naval presence at Tartus Syria aiming to pressure regional actors. Moscow seeks Assad ties while limiting Israeli parity, with Syr ian debt forgiveness and arms offers linked to access. U.S. sixth fleet shifted to Naples and Rota amid broader tensions.
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Syria
Mediterranean
United States
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