Roses and raspberries round table of community notice
Roses to Cleveland elementary principal Gwynda Allen for punishing an 8 year old by standing during lunch after a stool was broken and a parent could not pay 30 dollars. Also praising Mildred and Charlie Reed’s friends for funding a new home in New Russia Township for the polio survivor and others. Metzenbaum faces critique over book ban stance. Seventh Generation plans beautification along Lorain roads. Rudy Jakmas withdraws 33 acre donation after anger at publication.
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Gwynda Allen
Cleveland
Allen
Barbara Byrd-Bennett
Mildred
Charlie Reed
Reeds
New Russia
Mildred Reed
Elyna Congregation
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Rudy Jakmas
Lorain
Jakmas
Safety first at Lorain County Fair open-class draft barn
A letter urges strict safety for the Lorain County Fair draft horse barn after a 5-year-old Garfield Heights girl was injured. It advises parents to supervise children around animals, emphasizes exhibitors control, and warns against unsupervised petting of large draft horses despite their gentle reputation.
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Tam
Lorain County
Garfield Heights
Fair Board
Fin
Gers
Thave
Letters on draft horses and veterans at Lorain County event
The writer urges safety near draft horses at the county fair and recalls honoring veterans at a Lorain County event. They commend Joe and Dusty Hamilton for bringing the Wall to Lorain County Community College and describe moving memories from the crowd and a jet flyover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Weig
Lorain County
Joe
Dusty Hamilton
Lorain County Community College
Ceremony at the Wall On Display at LCCC
A Lorain County Community College class attends a Moving Wall ceremony on September 1 as instructor Jeanne Citro leads students to witness a Vietnam veterans memorial display. Sam waits among the crowd for the event.
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Sam
Vietnam
Lorain County Community College
Jeanne Citro
Letters to the Editor Rules for Submissions
The Chronicla Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number. Mail box 4010 Elyria 44036 Fax 329-7282 or email ECT ohio.net
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Chronicla-Telegram
Mall
Elyria
Ohio
Princeton bioethics professor advocates infanticide
Nat Hentoff corrects a previous column about Princeton University bioethics professor Peter Singer, noted for controversial views on infant life and euthanasia. The piece outlines Singer's theses from Practical Ethics and Should the Baby Live, including arguments that some disabled newborns may have lesser rights and that parents and physicians could decide on prolonging life. A correction about New York arrest figures is added.
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Princeton University
Princeton
Peter Singer
Singer
International Association of Bioethics
Center For Human Values
Leo Alexander
Out of outrage Sara Eckel ends column run
Sara Eckel announces she is quitting her opinion column after five years, saying she has run out of outrage but remains a liberal feminist. She will miss readers and hands over the space to Joan Ryan of the San Francisco Chronicle, while continuing magazine work and a novel.
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Joe Spear
Joe
Food Police
Washington
Joan Ryan
Ryan
San Francisco Chronicle
Srange
NRA
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Shaker Heights
David Berger
Seventh Generation
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