Smithsonian to feature Enola Gay exhibit on WWII end
Smithsonian plans a National Air and Space Museum display on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, including the Enola Gay fuselage. Curators will offer a balanced view of Truman's decision, acknowledging Japanese aggression and the potential human cost of invasion versus atomic weapons.
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Downtown Elyria seeks more stores and groceries
The Elyria community urges development to revitalize downtown with department stores and four grocery outlets. Residents cite boarded up shops as a blight and want demolition for new businesses. The note also thanks volunteers and staff for a summer feeding program.
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Community volunteers praised for summer food program help
Letters salute volunteers and school staff who kept costs down and participation up in the summer nutrition program. Gawlik, the Ebira Schools Summer Food Service Program administrator, notes the effort fills the gap when school meals are not available.
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Chronicle-Telegram Education Section Applauded
The Chronicle-Telegram announces a new Newspaper in Education project featuring news from all school districts and drama productions. Educators highlight diverse Lorain County schools and community awareness to boost support for education.
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Community Praise for NIE Coordinator Barbara Stephens
The Chronicle honors Barbara Stephens NIE coordinator for the Chronicle and Gifted/Talented Program coordinators of the Lorain County Board of Education. She advocates linking newspapers with classrooms to strengthen ties between community, schools, and programs.
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Letters to the Chronicle Telegram Invite Signatures
The Chronicle Telegram invites brief letters stating accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036 Fax to 329-7272 Email macrone freenetlorain oberlin edu for submissions.
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Nation turns cynical as voters fear and leaders stumble
Kaul writes that a national poll finds growing cynicism and hostility toward minorities and the poor. Voters feel misled by presidents Bush and Clinton, while scandals, gridlock, and a harsh political climate fuel distrust. Incumbents face upheaval as anger shifts, and optimism fades amid economic widening gaps.
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Loose cannon Carter flirts with Haiti policy clash
Ann McFeathers reports on James Earl Carter Jr. sparring with Clinton over Haiti as the ex president pursues a personal agenda, drawing praise and criticism for his diplomacy. The piece contrasts Carter's record, his conflict with the White House, and the possible political costs of his Haiti involvement.
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