Clinton cites thriving economy as key to peace in Ireland
President Clinton argues that Ireland’s booming economy, marked by rapid growth and reduced south north divides, is the ultimate solution to Northern Ireland peace. He visited Belfast and Dublin after the Moscow summit, praising progress on Good Friday accords and noting new anti terrorism laws. Sinn Fein agreed to participate in a disarmament commission as Unionist leaders faced persuasion efforts.
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Unions sustain living standards and community benefits
The letter argues unions raise wages and benefits, fund health and vacation coverage, and enable tax support for cities and schools. It questions claims that unions hurt industry, noting widespread union presence across government and essential services and contrasting CEO salaries with workers earning a living wage.
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Letter to the editor on education funding and workforce
The writer argues against tax abatements funding schools and questions leaders and business owners about dropout issues. They urge companies to invest in educating youth and critique presidential deficit efforts while urging readers to think carefully about governance and leadership.
Clinton Remembering the Good Deeds Amid Criticism
The speaker urges recall of President Clinton’s positive actions and asks why opponents demand his removal. He notes childhood lessons about rules and argues that people should not forget the help Clinton has provided while scrutinizing his private life.
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Letters to the Editor Policy at the Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines how readers may submit letters to the editor for publication. It specifies editing for brevity accuracy and clarity and requires a signature full home address and telephone number. Mailing address and fax and email contact information are provided.
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Clinton and Yeltsin share a troubled summit moment
Washington columnist Sandy Grady notes the stock market plunge and global tensions as Bill Clinton and Boris Yeltsin meet in Moscow. He contrasts public calls for reassurance with a fragile economy, saying the President’s popularity rests on a strong economy while Clinton faces a dual scandal and Russia crisis.
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Clintons Reignite '60s Critique in Uglier Light
Serey Hart, CNN and Fox commentator, argues the Clintons embody the era's darker traits. The piece surveys past reverence for the '60s and contends Clinton misconduct reveals a broader cultural infection. It warns against allowing this cynicism to spread further in America.
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