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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1996
Page
10
The Washington Post editorial discusses cyber privacy as a public concern and the tension between data protection and access. It notes how private data such as license records and school addresses are exposed online, surveys enforcement limits, and calls for balanced rules as Congress considers measures to curb unauthorized data sales.
A resident urges bold, forward looking choices in the 1996 Lorain County commissioner race. The speaker criticizes partisan politics and emphasizes visions for the future, citing local rent burdens as evidence of need for change and hope for a brighter century ahead.
New Lorain landlords clash over a $225 inspection fee that tests upkeep and contractor income. The piece notes government housing projects also shift tenants, while the truly poor rely on shelters, bridges, parks, or churchyards amid widespread low wages.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Submit with signature full home address and telephone to Editorial Page Editor Elyria Ohio address box 4010 or by fax or email at macronel freenet lorain oberin edu.
Robert Reno argues that rising costs and complex billing burden patients while physician incomes fall amid a shift to managed care. AMA data show average pay dropping in 1994, with anesthesiologists and radiologists also down. The piece notes insurance companies now dominate, doctors increasingly tied to managed care, and calls for a sane reform path.
Washington column notes Clinton gains from striking Saddam, framing Iraq oil as motive. It contrasts Bush Desert Storm and Clinton’s 44 missiles with political optics, party reactions, and pundit takes, labeling Saddam a durable foe and oil as the true driver.
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