No sunny future for lawless Liberia
Liberia plunged deeper into civil war after the 10 year rule of Samuel Doe ends with his death at the hands of a rebel group. Four factions claim legitimacy as ECOWAS and UN call for talks while a 4000 strong regional force holds only part of Monrovia. The United States aids only with embassy security and rescue missions.
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Garry Kelly for State Representative gains local support
Jeff Riezen urges residents of Elyria Avon Lake North Ridgeville and Avon to vote for Garry Kelly on November 6 claiming he is principled fair and honest and will protect the little people from special interests and lobbyists.
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North Ridgeville
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Garry Kelly
Him
Kelly
Columbus
Kill the Messenger
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Bill Bartman
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Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to send letters to the editor for publication. Submissions may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or fax to 3297187.
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Middle East stability debate under Bush Soviet ties
Cal Thomas argues that a Soviet US ledreshaped world order cannot fix Middle East tensions. An international conference would worsen Arab-Israeli conflict, with Israel as a stabilizing force and a regional settlement only achievable through direct negotiations led by local actors. The piece urges rolling back Iraqi forces from Kuwait and pressuring Arabs to negotiate peace with Israel.
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National Board seeks 25 million to certify teachers nationwide
Detroit based National Board for Professional Teaching Standards asks Congress for 25 million dollars to fund a voluntary national teacher certification program. The plan envisions higher standards than state certs and may be used as a bargaining chip by unions NEA and AFT. Critics call it inappropriate for federal funding and point to election year politics and campaign contributions.
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