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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1990
Page
7
Cheers and Jeers rails at BP for forcing green gas stations on Olmsted Falls. The Architectural Review Board blocks a Columbia and Bagley road site, citing historic district concerns. Also jeers at Cleveland Museum of Art parking fees.
In a St. Petersburg Times opinion piece the author argues that long standing U S intervention in Latin America relies on manufactured enemies. He warns against Peru and Guatemala drug war rhetoric being used to justify military action and urges Congress to scrutinize such moves and support democracy over undemocratic tactics.
A Lorain County High Meadows park visit drew eight solo male drivers who hiked briefly then left, prompting a mother to voice frustration about safety and the use of a beautiful park for family activities amid past park issues. The piece also honors Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Charles C. Garrard and calls for support for service members’ families.
Community message urging residents to display the flag in support of service members deployed to the Middle East. The call to action stresses collective patriotism and asks readers to share the appeal. Signed by Sue Garrard and Karen Cunningham in Doylestown.
Gwen Benton argues against removing the Nativity from public displays in Elyria Park and the courthouse area. She contends Christ and Christmas belong in public spaces and questions why moral and holiday symbols should be restricted by a portion of the public.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes they will edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 329-7187.
An editorial urges readers to fund schools through taxes and recalls the Midview District income tax proposal. It argues neglect harms education, warns against passive voting, and endorses active financial support and trust in the School Board and Blue Ribbon Committee. The piece is part of a four article series by Herbert W. Kaatz of Grafton for the Midview Blue Ribbon Committee.
At a packed fund raiser in Akron, President Bush defends his Saddam Hussein stance while attacking Democrats over the budget stalemate. Voters voice concerns that blood may be shed for oil as debates over war powers and Gulf policy swirl amid campaign tensions.
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