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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 2007
Page
5
A partial newspaper masthead shows GARROW THE CHRONICLE and publication history with dates 1829 to 1991. It lists A C Hudnutt as publisher 1927 1950 and Arthur D Hudnutt as publisher 1970 1991. Andrew R Young is editor with Dave Perozek on the Editorial Page and Julie Wallace as Assistant Managing Editor.
The Fresno Bee argues to permanently shield the middle class from the AMT which now taxes many with incomes as low as fifty thousand dollars. It notes the tax’s inflation indexing flaw and warns 23 million households could be affected in 2007 if not reformed, with California and New York bearing heavy impact.
Lawmakers seek access to presidential and RNC emails about government resources used for partisan aims. Waxman questions possible Presidential Records Act violations while subpoenas target Justice Department records on firings and Abramoff links. Bush administration faces scrutiny over dual email systems and shifting explanations.
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and notes edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or shorter and may be edited to fit length. Include signature full home address and telephone number with mailing fax and email submission details.
A reader argues taxes are legal and urges payment, while Kurt D Anderson defends the Tax Code and mocks Mr Shaver. Another letter from Raymond Blair calls for Bush impeachment over Iraq, urging public action and petitioning Congress and the Senate.
Elyria residents voice concern over litter graffiti and empty storefronts in downtown and Cascade Park while property taxes rise by about 400 dollars a year. Critics say city leaders push Elyria to be a bedroom community like Avon Westlake and Bay Village as foreclosures and job losses mount.
A local speaker argues residents cannot afford more taxes and should oppose the measure, claiming the state should not keep $23 million while citizens lose $45 million in benefits. The call to vote NO emphasizes preserving quality of life and personal finances.
A Elyria parent and mother of two urges residents to vote YES on Issue 7 for a new Elyria High School on May 8 2007. The letter highlights district achievements and Ohio’s 23 million no strings attached state grant as leverage for passage.
Voters face Issue 17 to amend Elyria city charter requiring voter approval for any income tax increase including tax credit reductions. City Council already cut the credit 50 percent in 2004 causing workers to pay two taxes without voter consent. Supporters urge fiscal accountability and informed voter decision, with contact for donations and signs.
A reader argues that 70 percent non smoking VFW members must surrender guest privileges to allow 30 percent smoking members to light up. The writer contends health board double standards, calling for uniform treatment of all bars either smoking or non smoking, noting veterans’ right to clean air.
Opinion letter questions Democratic stance on Iraq and praises past leaders while accusing current critics of aiding terrorists. It urges clear tax levies for Sheriff, Courts, and County coffers, arguing commissioners waste funds and risk taxpayer blame if a levy fails.
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