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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1997
Page
2
The Elyria editorial board urges revising resident zoning to curb street clutter and sight-blocking RVs boats and campers. It argues neighbors deserve unobstructed views and safe driveways with a 48 hour loading rule and driveway parking limits while allowing on site parking behind or to the side of homes.
The Chronicle-Telegram notes that opinions in editorials and guest writings aim to challenge readers to form views and encourages readers to submit letters to the editor sharing their thoughts and opinions.
Opinion letter condemns newspapers for refusing anti abortion letters and questions the firing of Elyria officers Kilgore Tibbitts Longacre and Walker. The author asserts media bias and defends police personnel amid controversy.
Amid vast media coverage of Diana’s death, the narrator mourns the young figure’s passing, noting her many attributes and the emotional impact of her loss while expressing shared grief with millions.
A reader recalls overwhelming personal problems after a wedding and discusses masking hurt with lifestyle. She laments her children's loss and praises Sunday commentaries by Cal Thomas and Betsy Hart on moral questions. The letter notes British royalty and shares appreciation for The Chronicle.
The Chronicle-Telegram readers discuss a push for an outsider as Elyria’s new superintendent. Critics worry the message to district leaders is to not advance locally and to consider leaving the system. The letter frames the issue as a test of equal opportunity.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or fax 3297272 or email macronel freenet borain oberlin edu
Sandy Grady notes Bill Weld charms in Washington as he challenges Jesse Helms over a Mexico ambassadorship. The scene exposes GOP shifts amid right wing influence, Clinton mischief, and Weld's bid drawing national TV limelight and mixed reactions.
Layne Redmond, raised in Crystal River Florida in the 1960s, became a pioneering frame drum artist and the first woman with a signature drum line. She notes historical roles of women as central to drumming and spiritual leadership, and recalls how drums were banned with Christianity. Redmond connects rhythm to cheerleading and community ritual.
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