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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1994

Page

12

Elyria schools block library levy zoning clash

Elyria Public Library seeks a May operating levy for its West River Road branch, but the Elyria School District rejects the idea citing voter confusion. The district notes library levies lack taxing power and worries a dual vote could sour the library and school measures.

Elyria Public Library Elyria West River Road Ohio Les Schultz Lorain County Elyria Public

Editorial invitation to readers to share opinions

The Chronicle-Telegram invites reader engagement with editorials and guest pieces on this page, encouraging opinions through letters to the editor and inviting readers to challenge their views and share their perspectives.

Chronicle-Telegram

UFO story confirms real object over Berlin Heights

The Chronicle Telegram report by Sharon Jefferson discusses a 1200 mile journey in 31 hours with three refueling stops. It questions why observers saw the blimp over Berlin Heights and whether passengers like Carmen Utter, asserting the UFO was real rather than fictional.

Sharon Jefferson Chronicle-Telegram Berlin Heights Carmen Utter Jose

Gun control politics and warning from letters to editor

A letter argues gun control is a political tool for government domination and cites Waco, Ruby Ridge, and Weaver to claim the dangers of tyranny. It asserts the Second Amendment as a safeguard and questions moves by President Clinton and his aides. The piece frames gun control as a path to widespread infringements and rights violations.

Clinton Good Old USA Waco Texas Vikki Weaver Ruby Ridge Idaho

Elyria High Hosts 22nd Parade of Bands Reception

On September 10 Elyria High School presented its 22nd Parade of Bands with nine groups performing including Elyria West Keystone Open Door Midview and North Ridgeville. The event showcased strong school music programs and community support.

Elyria High School Elyria West Keystone Open Door Midview North Ridgeville

Elyria Pioneer Marching Band Praised by Alumni

An Elyria alumnus from the High School Band Class of 1982 expresses pride in the Pioneer Marching Band. Director Doug Benford continues the legacy of Wilson Murray, delivering strong halftime shows that evoke memories and affirm the band as among the state’s best. Grace, an EHS Band alumna of ’82, serves on the City Council.

Elyria Doug Benford Wilson Murray Grace EHS

Letters to Editor Bring Brief, Edited Submissions

Readers are invited to submit letters to the editor to The Chronicle Telegram. Include signature, full home address, and phone number. Submissions may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. mail to Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44036 or fax to 3207272 or email macronelfreenetlorain.obertin.edu.

Chronicle-Telegram Chronicl-Telegram Elyria Macronel Freenetlorain

Clinton’s Haiti plan critiqued by Charley Reese

Orlando Sentinel columnist Charley Reese argues that Bill Clinton’s plan to spend about 500 million on Haiti and govern via occupation risks futility and deeper debt. He condemns entanglement, cites past U.S. support for dictators, questions democracy prospects, and predicts refugee stays and prolonged intervention.

William Clinton Clinton Haiti St. Clinton Jimmy Carter Carter Charley Reese Orlando Fia

Loomis Camera sign stands as Elyria landmark case

Howard Foxman owner emeritus of Loomis Camera appeals to protect the Loomis Camera sign on Middle Avenue a 35 year old landmark amid a proposed downtown sign ordinance. He notes community support and criticizes nonretail board views while detailing the sign’s historic and branding value and costs tied to its removal.

Brandan Jewelers Tom Haywood Brandan Haywood Elyria C-T Loomis Loomis Camera Middle Avenue Howard Foxman

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