Apple Festival in Elyria promised as biggest block party
Elyria现场 Apple Festival returns with clear air and crowds. Lyle Crosby heads the Apple Festival Committee with 300 volunteers, touting the event as a premier state festival. From noon today to Sunday night tens of thousands will sample dozens of vendors on Middle Avenue, enjoy bands, crafts, classic cars, and a Saturday queen pageant with 14 contestants.
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Elyria West Siders Rally Against Referendum Toss
An Elyria resident protests city leaders over disregarding referendum petitions, claiming 2,700 voters’ voices are being ignored. The speaker urges officials to respect the people's will and notes confusion over repeal terminology as a nonexpert housewife observer weighs in.
Voters urged to press officials after past tax and levy failures
A letter to readers calls on petition signers and the public to show their will to proceed. It argues city leaders must listen to voters, citing prior closures of west side schools and failed levies and tax votes as evidence.
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McKinley School Bridge Dedication Sparks Apology
McKinley School marked the Fourth Street bridge dedication with a student parody music project. The staff criticized The Chronicle-Telegram for publishing an insinuating Page One item and apologized for printing an inappropriate text that was not performed.
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Clinton hopes religious circle stops his sins again
Gal Thomas recalls Henry VIII and Sir Thomas More, argues Bill Clinton relies on liberal clergy to shield him from scrutiny, while contrasting Nixon and Clinton eras. The piece accuses Clinton of using religion for credibility, cites Campolo and MacDonald, and labels Clinton with narcissistic traits per DSM.
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Baptist) College
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Clinton Should Censure Him and End the Farce
Opinion piece argues for a Senate censures Clinton to end the scandal. It contends impeachment lacks bipartisan support and urges a deal where Clinton accepts censure, fires or muzzles key lawyers, and confesses to misstatements to save the nation from a protracted drama. It references Hyde, Hatch, Gingrich, Panetta, and Lewinsky within the debate on resignation vs. censure.
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