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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1999

Page

2

Schools surrender to commercialization in Midview deal

A Midview school system partners with Xerox to run a public print shop costing 150000 to 200000 dollars yearly with an anticipated saving of about 100000. Critics warn it seeds a trend of corporate branding in schools while supporters argue financial relief for cash strapped districts.

Ray Bradbury Midview Xerox Corp Xerox Tech Joe Niese Midview Middies Elyria Coca-Cola Ely Stadium Omaha World-Herald Tom Sawyer Becky Thatcher M&ms

Three strikes bill targets megafarm operators in Ohio

Environmental and anti megafarm groups in Ohio propose a state law to label megafarmers as habitual offenders after three criminal or three civil environmental actions within three years. Offenders would face heavy fines and a five year halt on business expansion. The Times Recorder.

Ohio Buckeye

Take a closer look at downtown Elyria tour

A reader invites revisiting downtown Elyria, praising historic sandstone post office, old train station, and carved bank facades while urging parking ease, park visits, and respect for monuments, City Hall origins, and preserved architecture amid summer heat.

Elyria Broad Street East Avenue New York Central Amtrak Buckeye Street Driscol Music National City Bank Turing Middle Avenue Court Street

Residents urge preservation of historic downtown Elyria

A letter to the editor laments the poor condition of a courthouse and calls for renovation over demolition. The writer asks officials and downtown property owners to maintain city properties to a standard worth pride and promotes recycling old buildings under Elyria Recycles.

Elyria

Not easy to cut government says reader letter

In a Chronicle letter dated July 9, the writer challenges calls to downsize federal government, questions spending comparisons to Clinton, and notes Congress controls spending via the Ways and Means Committee led by Dick Armey. The piece on Hillary Clinton’s New York Senate bid is touched, urging New Yorkers to vote.

Tudge Lee Dunfee the Chronicle Clinton Congress House of Representatives Ways and Means Committee Dick Armey Hillary New York

Community Letters Cite 4-H Coverage at Lorain County Fair

A reader lauds Mitch Witherell for urging more front page attention to 4-H youths at the Lorain County Fair. He scolds the paper for prioritizing crime and sensational photos over young exhibitors and notes attempts to secure broader coverage with Lorain Plain Dealer and Lorain Journal without results.

Mitch Witherell Lora Witherell Cleveland Plain Dealer Lorain County Lorain Journal

LaGrange tribute to Sheriff Mahony sets example

Vic Long praises Lorain County Sheriff Martin Mahony for honesty integrity and fairness saying he has led well for years and should consider higher office. Long urges Mahony to pursue public service in Washington, D. C. highlighting the need for reputable leaders.

Vic Long LaGrange “Mahony County Martin Mahony Lorain County Sheriff Mahony Washington, D.C

An American Love Story explores an interracial family tale

Chicago Tribune columnist Clarence Page reviews Jennifer Foxs ten hour PBS documentary An American Love Story about Bill Sims an African American musician and his white wife Karen Wilson their daughters Cicily and their NY life in the 1990s The film contrasts their day to day struggle with lingering racial tensions and draws a line to the 1973 Loud family classic as it asks what it means to be black in America and whether society will ever stop seeing race as a constant flashpoint.

Washington Sidney Poitier Supreme Court USA Today America Jennnifer Fox PBS WVII WEAO Fox Bill Sims Karen Wilson Smalltown Ohio Bill Karen Cicily New York City Simses Sehoet Sam Mom Lam Santa Barbara Lance Sims

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