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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 2009
Page
12
Editor names listed include publisher COOPER HUDNUTT and editor Andrew R. Young with Julie Wallace named as managing editor. The fragment indicates a newspaper’s masthead personnel.
Our Opinion warns that Governor Ted Strickland faces a looming budget shortfall as unemployment rises after January's budget release. The piece argues against casino style gambling as a fix, noting potential poor impact and constitutional hurdles, and urges taxing the wealthy instead.
The Chronicle Telegram publishes letters to the editor under 250 words. Letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number. By mail facilitates Editorial Page Editor Elyria Ohio box 4010 44036 by Fax 329-7282 or by email letters chroniclet com.
A Lorain reader questions Judge Burge on time sheet exemptions amid theft concerns and opines on judge accountability, public timekeeping, and court efficiency. The letter touches Elyria Memorial Day parade plans, North Ridgeville politics, and library levy support. The submission also criticizes digital TV transitions and entertainment value.
A critical column attacks Lorain County Economic Development efforts led by the fifth floor, calling the Arnold County Growth Partnership a failed, sluggish process. ARNCO seeks to expand in Elyria, but officials and staff are blamed for paralysis and misaligned priorities. The piece targets Don Brackenhoff, Rebecca Jones, Jim Cordes, and Ron Twining for inaction and missed opportunities, questioning the county’s willingness to fund growth and airport projects.
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