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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2009
Page
16
Arthur D. Hudnutt served as publisher from 1970 to 1991, guiding the paper with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as editor and managing editor respectively. The trio shaped editorial direction and operations during a pivotal period in the newspaper’s history.
Ohio voters should welcome a Brennan Center blueprint for reforming state election laws ahead of 2010. It urges more early voting sites, automatic address updates, fewer provisional ballots, reliable statewide voter data, allowing counting of out of precinct races, and simplified ID rules.
President Obama plans to sign the Serve America Act of 2009 the largest expansion of government subsidized public service since the Peace Corps. AmeriCorps will triple to 250000 positions with stipends and up to 5350 for college costs. The bill reserves 10 percent of posts for those over 55 and creates a summer of service for students.
Readers critique city overtime pay and back a May levy for Elyria Public Library to maintain services despite anticipated state cuts. Letters support Rick Winrod for North Ridgeville City Council at large in the May 5 primary, citing his work on the Master Plan subcommittees and dedication.
The Chronicle-Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or shorter and may be edited if longer. Include your full home address and mailing or fax or email contact details for the Editorial Page Editor.
Bruce Weber’s critique of umpires in As They See Em traces the craft from 19th century Hoboken to modern ballparks. It highlights umpire influence, strike zone definition, and the balance between game flow and impartial judgment, noting enduring respect for officiating in a litigious era.
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