Elyria board debates 45 minute public comment limit
The Elyria Board of Education, praised for listening, discussed a policy to cap public comment at 45 minutes per meeting and shorten individual speeches. President William Ivancic asserted authority over the agenda and said the crackdown would not return, drawing mixed reactions and calls for greater public participation.
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NRA Audit Targets Political Clashes With IRS
The NRA says it is under an IRS audit amid political conflict with the Clinton administration over firearms policy. The IRS neither confirms nor denies audits, but NRA officials call the move potentially political retaliation for the group's past criticisms of federal law enforcement. They warn such audits threaten free speech and the integrity of the tax code.
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Red light runners threaten law on Lorain Boulevard
A reader complains about drivers running red lights on East River Street and the Lorain Boulevard stretch between Fremont and Lake Avenue. They estimate speeds of 50 to 60 mph, claim tickets are scarce, and warn of potential accidents while questioning respect for the law.
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Loomis Camera sign needs repainting and upkeep
Local observer notes the Loomis Camera building sign called Mr Foxman’s best salesman shows peeling paint and a shabby appearance. The writer urges city officials to require maintenance to preserve the landmark and avoid preferential treatment.
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PremierBank Sign Debate Echoes City Landmark Clash
A reader argues two years ago PremierBank was denied a downtown sign due to city regulations. They claim laws must apply to all and criticize the city for favoring bars and their crowds, calling the current rules unfair.
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Pepper-tail projects by politicians attacking tail ends
A personal reminiscence condemns politicians for chasing small, wasteful projects funded by taxpayers. It cites Mill Hollow’s destruction for a super-curve, a turnpike exit on Baumhart Road, and alleged lowering of North Ridge and Baumhart roads as examples of frivolous, self-serving agendas.
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Rowdies on Main Street CT sparks reader objections
A reader disputes Chronicle-Telegram coverage labeling Main Street CT as unsafe. The writer notes years of safe, neighborly behavior, reports courteous youth interactions, snow shoveling aid, and candy sales for school functions, urging that condemning the street over a few actions is unfair. The letter defends the community spirit and asserts ongoing walks will continue.
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Letters to the Editor at The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor subject to editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Elyria Ohio box 4010 44036. Fax 3297272 or email treenet borain oberlin edu.
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Newt's Congress Struggles With Productivity and Goals
Robert Reno writes for Newsday that the 104th Congress under Gingrich and Dole shows limited progress after nine months. The piece argues the GOP agenda is muddled, with many unresolved issues and shrinking public support, doubting a coherent contract with America by December.
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Powell’s middle path not enough for conservative revival
William A. Rusher critiques Colin Powell as a centrist figure lacking firm conservative leadership crucial to fix economic and social ills. He argues the modern conservative movement needs a strong, rooted agenda to restore family values and national direction, not a polished party pragmatist.
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