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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1998

Page

8

Drake and Brown Collide in Ohio 13th District Race

Editorial weighs Sherrod Brown’s record and leadership on health, trade, and funding against Grace Drake’s health focus and her stance on Medicare. It cautions that while Brown’s experience warrants a fourth term, Drake’s governance style and views on federal health programs raise questions about independence.

Congress U.S Sherrod Brown House Columbus Washington Ohio Drake Brown 13Th St. Joseph’s Hospital Lorain Medina County Senate

Chronicle-Telegram Editorial Page Invitation to Readers

Opinions and guest pieces on this page invite reader engagement and letters to the editor. It encourages forming opinions and sharing them with the community through contributed correspondence.

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Homework strengthens child work ethic and parental involvement

An Elyria elementary teacher defends homework as valuable for responsibility. The letter argues against the view that teachers intrude, urging parents to engage with children’s studies, read together, and reduce TV to foster work habits.

Pauline Stone Elyria Stone

Clinton bashers ignore own faults

In a letter to the editor the writer blames congressional figures for hypocrisy while accusing them of lying, pension boosts, and corruption. The piece condemns media manipulation, warns of secularism, cites biblical references, and urges national repentance and prayer. It names Clinton, Lincoln, and broad societal ills.

Bob Packwood Oregon Congress National Rifle Association

Prayer day reflects on Sunday airwaves and societal ills

A reader laments the scarcity of church and Bible programming on television last Sunday. He questions whether the Lord’s Day is properly observed and links secular programming to widespread crime and moral decline in America and beyond.

Commerce Committee Satan God Jesus Clinton America Abraham Lincoln Berlin

Letters to the editor guidelines from The Chronicle-Telegram

The ChronicleTelegram invites letters to the editor and states editors may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44036 or fax 329-7282 or email ECT at ohio.net

Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Ohio

Sports and Politics Intersect in McGwire and More

San Diego Union Tribune columnist Joseph Perkine argues sports now intertwines with politics. He notes IRS gift tax concerns over McGwire 62nd homer, Casey Martin ADA suit, Tyson boxing license case, and NOW protests, all shaping public debate beyond games.

IRS McGwire White House Congress Charles Rossell William Roth R-Del Mark McGwire Tyson Las Vegas Evander Holyfield Nevada Bill Clinton Joseph Perkine The San Diego Union-Tribune

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