Bosnia War Peace Move Sets Hard Path to Enduring Settlement
The statement of basic principles reached in Geneva marks a political milestone as Bosnia remains a state and a Serb entity may persist within it. The plan envisions a 51 49 division between federation and Serbs, with no ceasefire or territory exchanges defined. Holbrooke faces a daunting task to secure a ceasefire, land exchanges, and continued Russian backing while NATO pressure and Belgrade demands complicate diplomacy.
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Hague
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Admiral Ernest J. King a Lorain native and naval giant
Admirals King leadership marked a turning point in World War II commanding the Atlantic and Pacific fleets as chief of naval operations. From Lorain High valedictorian to the era’s most powerful naval officer, his strategic push against U boats and aid to Allies reshaped the U.S. Navy.
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United States
Admiral King Remembered for Naval Strength and Strategy
The text highlights 2,500 ships including 24 battleships 35 aircraft carriers 100 cruisers 500 destroyers and over 260 submarines. It emphasizes honoring Admiral Ernest J. King and his legacy. Elyria Stetrer teaches at Westwood Junior High School.
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Ernest J. King
Stetrer
Westwood Junior High
Guinta Frees Her Political Affiliation Decision
The text argues Shirley Guinta may freely choose political party, criticizing the Democratic camp’s reaction as whining. It contends the Democratic Party should honor her years of service and prepare for a campaign when an opponent exists, implying the City of Elyria should prevail.
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United States of America
Shirley Guinta
Shirley
Elyria
Facinelli attack on Shirley blocks Elyria club entry
In a charged letter the writer condemns Paul Facinelli for venomous remarks about Shirley Guinta. The piece questions editorial tolerance and frames the issue as election related and discriminatory toward Guinta as Elyria mayor.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Paul Facinelli
Shirley
Facinelli
Shirley Guinta
Elyria
Democratic Women’s Club
Paul
Letters to the Editor Rules at The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines how to submit letters to the editor including requirements for brevity accuracy and clarity. Accepted by mail to Editorial Page Editor Elyria Ohio address fax number and email contact are listed for submission.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Freenet
Borain
Oberlin
Edu
Anti-smoking crusade mirrors personal responsibility and liberty
Charley Reese argues anti-smoking activism reveals Americans’ urge to control others and blame external villains. He contends mortality is universal, smokers or nonsmokers die from industrial pollution, and responsibility for choices rests with individuals, not tobacco companies.
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Tobacco
China must end tyranny to enter era of freedom
Willam A. Rusher argues that China’s aging rulers threaten regional security and defy reforms. He criticizes Kissinger for protecting a dated U.S. approach and urges a firm, principled stance until Beijing embraces political and economic liberalization.
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Henry Kissinger
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Beijing
Kissinger
Senate, Foreign Relations Committee
Mr. Kissinger
United States
China
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