Bowman left mark on Elyria politics as trailblazer
Marguerite E. Bowman known as Peg was the first woman mayor of a city in Ohio with over 50 000 residents. A Republican she challenged the bed tax plan in 1984 and held public office from 1975 to 1984 on Elyria City Council and later in the Ohio House. She died at 79.
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Elyria
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Lorain County
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Safety Service
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Ohio House
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Reichlin
White House
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Newt Gingrich
Editorial Page Encourages Reader Opinions and Letters
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to engage with opinions on editorials, guest pieces, cartoons, and columns and to share thoughts through letter-to-the-editor submissions.
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Suburbanite Faces Theft in Quiet Neighborhood
A resident wakes to find four wheels stolen from a car in a secure suburban driveway. The writer expresses anger, outlines repair costs, and condemns the thief’s lack of self respect and honor, noting increased security concerns for the community.
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Sheffield residents urge no on school tax hike ballot
A Sheffield homeowner condemns a 14.6 mill levy already passed and warns the Nov. 4 5.9 mill proposal will harm families and trigger job losses. The letter questions abatements for businesses and urges nonvoters to register by Oct. 6 and vote no.
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Dents
Bird cage theft after cockatiel escapes porch
A family thanks the unknown thief who took their bird cage after their cockatiel briefly escaped. They describe feeding the bird by hand since four months old and express heartbreak at the loss, while warning the thief that comeuppance may await.
Gore is Jailed? A Columnist Rants on Campaign Finance Reform
Por Kaul of the Des Moines Register argues against independent counsels, questions Gore’s guilt, and critiques McCain Feingold and campaign finance laxity. He likens reform to NCAA rules, suggests political prosecutions are politically driven, and calls to leave things as is for amusement.
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American journalists seek a code of conduct for paparazzi
Martin Schram argues for American journalism to adopt an unofficial ethics guideline modeled on Italy’s system of licensed journalists. The piece notes paparazzi excesses, recalls past U.S. media intrusions, and urges standards to restore public trust without violating First Amendment rights.
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