Debate in Elyria City Mayoral Race Faces Key Absence
Elyria residents are offered a mayoral debate between Michael Keys and Shirley Guinta on October 19 organized by the Lorain County Chamber of Commerce. Keys plans to participate while Guinta, retired from Elyria schools and teaching part time at Elyria Catholic, says the time is not convenient. The debate would cover four to six issues including budget, development, safety and planning at a neutral Elyria location. Guinta questions the value of repeating already covered topics and has not confirmed attendance.
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Editorial page invitation to readers for letters
The Chronicle-Telegram invites reader engagement with opinions in editorials cartoons and columns. Readers are encouraged to share thoughts and opinions in a letter to the editor.
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Guinta joins many in switch to GOP
Shirley Guinta joins a broad shift of elected Democrats to the Republican Party since 1992. The article notes 134 Democrats from local officials to U.S. senators have changed affiliation, framing the move as a reaction to liberalism and a demand for smaller government and lower taxes.
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Republican Party Sees Dem Turnout With New Member Shirley Guinta
Ohio Republican leader Robert Bennett announces Shirley Guinta joining the GOP, urging other disenchanted Democrats to switch sides. The message promotes Medicare protection, budget balance, welfare reform, and tax cuts as core goals for the party advancing into the 21st century.
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Browns Fuss Over Stadium Renovation or New Complex
A reader argues the Cleveland Browns are vital to the city’s economy and questions the high stakes of renovating the old stadium versus building a new complex. The letter contends that the economic benefits likely outweigh costs and urges decisive action.
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Let’s save the Browns before it is too late
TED SNYDER of Elyria argues the city should buy the Browns if Art Modell won’t commit, citing the Browns and Indians boosting Cleveland and Northern Ohio attendance. He says no sale may occur, but anything is for sale at the right price and urges action to keep the team.
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Letters to Editor Guidelines From The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor but notes edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and phone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyna 44036 or fax to 3297272 or email macronel freenet borain oberlin edu
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Medicare melee echoes 1994 health reform battle
Washington columnist Sandy Grady frames Medicare debate as a repeat NFL style showdown. Republicans push reform with premium hikes and hospital cuts to save 270 billion, while Democrats label plans as taxcut fodder harming seniors. Heated clashes, “Harry and Louise” echoes, and warnings of rising costs loom as both sides acknowledge trouble by 2002.
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Banned Books Week debated by Cal Thomas
Cal Thomas argues that ALA Banned Books Week inflates censorship claims and funds anti censorship campaigns. He notes few actual bans, cites incidents as minor or misinterpreted, and questions prioritizing censorship rhetoric over literacy.
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