United Way Kickoff Highlights Lorain County Day of Caring
United Way begins its 1994 drive with 1 340 volunteers doing hands on work for Lorain County the Day of Caring. Campaign emphasizes early employee pledges and stronger corporate gifts while aiming for a 3 83 million goal. Thirty five agencies rely on the drive and volunteers will complete about three dozen projects over two days.
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Wakeman
Timber
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el Centro de Servicios
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County Cupboard Foodbank
Day of Caring
Chronicle - Telegram
Opinions On Editorial Page Invite Reader Feedback
The Chronicle Telegram states its editorials present views for public challenge while guest pieces and columns urge readers to share opinions via letters to the editor. The page emphasizes civic engagement and urges reader participation.
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The Grove family faces tragedy in Lorain County
An old friend reveals the death of Paul Grove in April while Karen Grove is blamed in a fatal car accident. The speaker recalls past ties as co workers and babysitter to the daughter and notes the community context around the incident in North Ridgeville.
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Karen
Lorain County
North Ridgeville
Letter to the Editor on a prosecutorial decision
Readers question the prosecution of Karen Grove in a tragic accident case. The piece urges dismissal, cites extenuating circumstances, and cites community groups calling for a POW MIA candlelight observance on September 17 from 7 to 8 p.m.
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Antha
Race and politics in America unify in federal classifications
Clarence Page notes how race and ethnicity labels used by federal agencies shape census, health research, and civil rights. He covers debates over terms like African American, Hispanic, Latino, mixed categories, and origins such as Brazilian, with hearings in Boston, Denver, and San Francisco yielding dozens of suggestions and complaints.
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Smokers Fight Back in National Debate Over Smoking
William A. Rusher argues smokers face harassment from anti-smoking advocates as a new backlash grows. He notes rising anti-smoking sentiment, cites political figures, and urges organized tobacco-friendly action, including a proposed lobby group and broad fundraising to push for fair treatment.
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Wonderful New Quarterly
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