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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 2010
Page
13
The Chronicle presents its historical masthead with publishers A. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young and editors Julie Wallace and staff roles. Dates indicate long tenure spans from 1829 through 1991.
Article argues for a May 4 vote on replacing Oberlin fire pensions tax to boost revenue from about 70,500 to 75,700 annually. Homeowners with $100,000 value would pay about $1 more yearly, or 8.33 cents monthly. Supporters say costs are small and funds improve pension funding for five full time firefighters.
The San Jose Mercury News argues for updating the Electronic Communications Privacy Act to provide consistent protection for electronic data. It notes current rules differ by message age and storage location, calls for a single warrant requirement for all emails and GPS data, and states national security probes remain governed by other laws.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter submission rules including length, editing for brevity and accuracy, and required signature address and phone number. Accepted by mail fax or email with the editorial page editor contact details.
Almanac notes for April 6 2010 include sports history about U Nets and basketball titles, 1199 Richard the Lionheart’s death, 1896 Athens Olympics opening, 1998 Pakistan missile test, notable births and birthdays, a Napoleon quote, 2009 first female pilots in Pakistan forces, Beijing 2008 records, and a last quarter moon.
Letter writers attack Obama health care and liberal Democrats while defending Republicans and Chicago politics. A resident questions Elyria Mayor Bill Grace’s actions and seeks council review. A student urges support for a school levy saying it funds education and student success.
Robert Samuelson argues that politics increasingly trades in psychic benefits that affirm moral superiority rather than practical gains. He notes Obama’s health care push as a morally framed move that may deliver limited real benefits while inflaming polarization across elites and the public.
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