Columbia Township urged to push for rural sewer plan
Columbia Township seeks sewer solutions amid rising population from 6500 in 1990 to about 7500 as SouthPark Center opens nearby. Health officials warn many septic tanks fail, causing pollution. EPA shows no immediate sewer push, prompting trustees to pursue a rural sewer district despite opposition.
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Chuck Allen
Lorain County
Boddy
Editorial prompt invites reader opinions via letters
The Chronicle Telegram explains that editorials express views while guest pieces challenge readers to form opinions. It invites readers to share thoughts through letters to the editor.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Fourth Street Repaired as Citizens Praise Efforts
Residents thank Mayor Keys and workers for fixing Fourth Street praising the crew and the improved street. They express gratitude for better conditions, smooth driving, and a hoped for December sunshine and raise in pay.
Cat hanging at Elyria Catholic High School sparks outrage
The Chronicle Telegram reports a cat was hanged at Elyria Catholic High School allegedly by Lorain Catholic students. Critics call the act cruel and illegal, questioning if the pet survived and urging community response through animal protection charity volunteering.
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Lorain Catholic
Lorain County Animal Protective League
Letters to the Editor on local issues and politics
An Oberlin reader condemns student conduct at a Catholic school and criticizes local road work in Florence Township. The letter opposes Sherrod Brown’s pro worker stance and accuses Greg White of supporting NAFTA and Gingrich’s Contract on America. Tentile leads United Steelworkers Local 1104 at USS Kobe.
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Newt Gingrich
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Kobe
Greg White and Organized Labor Discussion
The text notes Greg White’s stance on organized labor and questions his potential solutions. It references Bill Alien’s opinion and cites a past attempt by Greg White two years ago. The fragment hints at ongoing debate without detailing concrete actions or outcomes.
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Bill Alien
Greg White
Correction on Editorial Page Mis-spelling of Myers
Elyria lawyer David A. Myers, a member of the National Association of Elder Law Attorneys, wrote a column on Medicaid eligibility. the name was misspelled on Thursday's editorial page.
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David A. Myers
Myers
Elyria
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National Association of Elder Law Attorneys
Unemployment Debate Questions Natural Rate and Inflation
Economists clash over the August 5.1 percent unemployment rate, challenging the 6.2 percent natural rate theory and arguing that lower joblessness may not trigger inflation. Fed policy decisions loom as debate widens about wage pressures and price stability.
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Federal Reserve
Robert Eisner
Northwestern University
American Economic Association
America
Senate backs Defense of Marriage Act in wide vote
Cal Thomas argues the Senate defeated a gay rights push to redefine marriage and praises lawmakers who upheld a traditional definition. The column critiques Democratic votes, predicts more court battles, and warns of judicial activism shaping moral norms ahead of the election.
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D-W.va
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D-Ark
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