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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1999
Page
4
The State Department cautions Americans abroad to expect power and phone outages in Third World countries as Y2K approaches. Belarus is singled out as underprepared, with potential multi day outages in cold weather. A global country by country risk page is online, though not useful from a hotel room.
The Chronicle Telegram explains that editorials express the paper's views while guest pieces challenge readers to form their own opinions and encourage letters to the editor. It frames the page as a forum for public comment and civic discussion.
A reader blasts dog owners for urinating on mailbox posts and lawns on Wilshire Drive in Amherst while praising a courteous passerby who uses a pooper scooper. The letter also weighs in on bike trail routing and safety, urging thoughtful paths and alternatives to West River routes.
A Chronicle Telegram report discusses a proposed bike trail connecting York International to Black River Metropark via Gulf Road Abbe Road and Lorain County Community College. Critics question rationality amid high density traffic areas.
The Chronicle Telagram outlines letter submissions for the editorial page including requirements for brevity accuracy and clarity. It lists mailing address box 4010 Elyria 44036 a fax number 329-7282 and an email ECT ohia.net for sending letters with signatures full address and telephone numbers.
Patrick Buchanan argues in A Republic Not an Empire that appeasement was not the era’s worst error but a stronger case for letting Hitler seize in the East. He claims Britain and France erred by opposing Poland in 1939 and that a nonintervention stance could have left Nazi expansion to the East, reshaping the war’s outcome.
Kenneth L. Khachigian reports that six months from New Hampshire, a Gore Bradley ticket appears likely as Bill Bradley challenges Al Gore. Bradley, a former senator and fundraising rival, narrows the gap with Gore, who campaigns as vice president and leverages Clinton-era tenure. The piece outlines strengths and weaknesses for both candidates and the shifting party dynamics.
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