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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 2015
Page
10
A brief record notes The Chronicle history listing publishers from 1927 to 2010 and editors including Andrew R. Young and Julie Wallace. It cites Hudnutt family leadership across generations and marks the paper’s July 24 1829 founding date in a concise archival entry.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau considers a nationwide rule to curb the payday and auto title loan market. Proposals would require verifying repayment ability or imposing strict loan limits and frequency. Advocates cite Washington and California examples showing protective potential and enforcement challenges. Los Angeles Times
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette argues President Obama should issue an executive order mandating government contractors reveal their political contributions to candidates, parties, and related groups to the FEC. It notes about 184 billion dollars in contracts went to 25 firms in 2014 and criticizes lack of oversight, urging action before the 2016 campaign.
The February resignation of Don Boddy was misdescribed in Thursday’s editorial. He was the second most senior Elyria school board member at the time, not the most senior.
Gov Kasich awarded public health nurse Jackie Fletcher of Knox County for leading measles containment with the Amish community and thanked Ohio’s 124 local health departments. Elyria nurses note daily unseen efforts, home visits, and referrals underpin a strong public health system amid rising disease threats.
George Will analyzes Cruz bid to reshape the Republican nominating electorate. He argues the middle is not negligible and notes four GOP faces while warning that winning depends on cracking the electoral map, especially in swing states and Pennsylvania.
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