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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2024
Page
3
Chronicle listing shows the paper founded July 24 1829 with A C Hudnutt to 1950 and successors Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 1991 A Cooper Hudnutt 1991 2010 William D Hudnutt plus Julie Wallace managing editor and Brad Dicken editorial page editor.
The Ohio ballot deadline looming for Biden prompts talk of urgency. Democrats weigh extending the deadline or an early convention as options while the GOP advantages are discussed amid past redistricting controversies and a filed effort to ensure Biden appears on the ballot in November.
The Easter Heights Elementary third and fourth graders staged a Disney 101 Dalmatians musical at Elyria High School auditorium. Ray English of Oberlin City Council thanks the cast and crew for a superb production and urges voters to consider the remarks of former Trump officials.
Washington Post columnist Jason Willick argues that confidence in political views fuels hostility and urges reduced political engagement. John Sabin of Citizens Climate Lobby counters with calls for humility and respectful dialogue, highlighting Braver Angels and Citizens Climate Lobby as groups promoting constructive discussion.
Mart y Martinez from Elyria urges voters not to back politicians who fail to support veterans and recalls the Vietnam War era. He notes the 1975 end of the war and the difficult reception veterans faced, along with uneven government benefits, and stresses careful choice of leaders who honor service.
Gallup finds a rising share of Americans would not consider buying an electric vehicle, with Democrats showing the largest jump from 2023 to today. Analysts point to tighter IRA rules, charging gaps, and mixed policy signals as factors dampening demand while industry players delay launches and margins tighten.
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