Britain remembers Battle of Britain as US fears debt toll
The piece recalls Churchill on the pilots and contrasts with postwar debt trends in the United States. It notes household debt falling from 2.6 trillion to 2.4 trillion, wealth loss of about 10 trillion, and only 25 percent expecting income gains. It critiques stimulus effects, debt deleveraging, and political stances on further measures and tax cuts.
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Almanac features for September 27 historical notes and birthdays
Today marks the 256th day of 2010 and the 85th day of summer. Notables born on this date include General John Pershing and writer Roald Dahl. Attica riot reported end in 1971 and Oslo Accords signed in 1998. Johnson medals noted, moon phase given.
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Donation debate ties Lorain politics to EHS support
Letters argue Malachi Mixon and Invacare gifted funds will aid EHS and student arts programs. Anthony Giardini, Lorain County party leader, defends the donation amid critique of Koziura and local politicians. Readers contend about retirement pay and political backgrounds while praising arts impact on academics.
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Arts funding fuels Elyria High School drama program
The message, attributed to Pamela Christian, notes that Mixon donations and voter-approved funds for the EHS Performing Arts Center will benefit thousands of Elyria students and the community by supporting a rich fine arts program. It asserts continued responsible use of the money and highlights arts education as essential.
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Brassfield defended as innocent in baby incident
Rebecca Rhodes criticizes government spending and education policy while supporters insist Charles Brassfield, a caring father, is innocent. The letter questions hospital timing and demands clearer answers before accusations.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor policies including length limits and editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Writers are advised to include signature full address and telephone number with submission options by mail fax or email.
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Rant on Grammar Sparks A Daily Grudge
Dayton Daily News columnist D L Stewart rails at misuse of English from apostrophes to have vs got. He cites examples from ads, TV shows, and comic strips, urging Americans to speak and write correctly.
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