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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 2014
Page
10
The Chronicle lists historical leadership with publishers spanning 1829 to 2010. A.C. Hudnutt, Arthur D. Hudnutt, and A. Cooper Hudnutt served as publishers across successive eras, with Andrew R. Young as editor and Julie Wallace as managing editor, reflecting lineage and editorial leadership changes.
The Supreme Court struck down aggregate limits on individual donations to multiple candidates, allowing donors to spread funds more freely. President Obama, Sen Bernie Sanders and liberal groups criticized the decision as increasing billionaire influence, while Roberts said per candidate caps suffice and aggregate limits restrain speech. Dissenters warn of circumventing safeguards, but the ruling could strengthen party organizations over super PACs in future elections.
A letter and student comments discuss the sharp debate over gay and straight topics, the power of words, and media sensationalism. A ninth grader supports Issue 2 and the Allies Club, arguing for inclusion and student well being. An Elyria High School evacuation report commends orderly action and interagency cooperation during a March threat.
Elyria official declares support for the May renewal levy and urges neighbors to vote for Issue 2. He plans a lighted yard sign for the primary and invites contact for questions about Issue 3, the library levy.
The Washington Post notes insiders back a draft of Jeb Bush for 2016, raising concerns about intra party harm. The piece weighs immigration, Common Core, and Hispanic outreach, arguing a respectful hearing is deserved but cautions against portraying Bush as the base's sole choice.
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