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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1996
Page
19
The piece frames Labor Day weekend as the unofficial end of summer and kickoff of the fall campaign season. It compares political races to a Fall Classic with international impact and notes how news media increasingly informs voters about candidates, parties, and promises.
The Chronicle-Telegram’s Newspaper in Education department unveils an Elections activity program guiding teachers to run student straw polls on presidential candidates Clinton Dole and Perot. It invites classrooms to share results via Periscope for a pre election story and to study media impact on opinions.
In addressing the next president, focus on key issues: drug abuse and addiction treatment, welfare reform and economic security, public health including smoking, and robust foreign policy. The president should engage foreign countries thoughtfully, balancing national interests with global cooperation to address crises, prevent conflict, and promote human rights.
The Chronicle-Telegram unveils a busy Newspaper in Education plan for 1996 97 featuring Pigskin Geography Election Staying Healthy Building Family Literacy Periscope Spotlight Plan It Earth and Design and Write an Editorial. Call Barbara Stephens at 329 7239 or 1 800 848 6397 ext 239 to book NIE in classrooms.
The Chronicle invites readers to visit its offices with expanded tour schedules by appointment. Free tours run Mondays and Fridays at 11:15 a.m. and around 3 p.m. Open to groups from schools churches civic and youth organizations. Youth groups require two adults. Schedule by calling 329-7000 or 1-800-848-6397 on weekdays.
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