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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2006
Page
6
A fragmented roster shows A C Hudnutt as founder and multiple Hudnutt family publishers. Names include Arthur D Hudnutt editor Andrew R Young, Dave Perczek editorial page editor Pattie Waldo, Matt Westerhold managing editor and an assistant managing editor. Dates appear garbled.
A daring LaGrange incident saw Delores Ringler steer a car into a light pole to avert potential disaster as her husband Greg Ringler fainted at Sentinel Square. The crash damaged two parked cars but prevented greater harm. elsewhere, three Lorain teachers faced three day suspensions for missing a classroom misconduct on a Mount Union College trip. No, not all details are clear, but the piece cites concerns about responsibility and safety.
Dallas Morning News notes New York Senator Charles Schumer and other lawmakers challenge an IRS proposal to require explicit taxpayer permission for sharing return data with related companies. Critics call it weak consumer protection and urge Congress to keep tax information in taxpayers’ hands, not for sale to marketers.
A letter from DAN MARIOTTI calls Ohio legislators out for neglecting public education funding and warns May ballot tax increases will burden property taxpayers. It urges courage from lawmakers to support schools and urges readers to back funding this election cycle. The piece also includes a Wellington Township trustee dispute over vote necessity and accountability.
Ben Lieheeman argues that differing state fuel rules create high prices and shortages. He cites Clean Air Act changes, boutique fuels, and MTBE issues, urging Congress to streamline regulations and standardize gasoline like milk to reduce costs.
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