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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 2006
Page
10
A brief record lists founders and publishers from 1825 to 1950 and 1970 to 1994, noting Hudnutt as Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as Publisher Editor, with Dave Perczek, Patti Ewald, and Matt Westerhold in editorial roles. The entry documents personnel over time for the Hudnutt newspaper lineage.
Lorain County voters will decide Issue 17 on May 3 to permanently renew a 1.8 mill levy funding Murray Ridge services. The agency serves more than 2000 people, runs a school for about 120 students, work centers for 700 adults, early intervention for 625 children, and residential facilities for 220 residents, with annual revenue about 16.6 million from the levy. Residents would pay about 48 dollars yearly on a 100000 home and no new taxes would be required.
London mayor accuses Ambassador Robert Tuttle of dodging a daily traffic charge, while Tokyo style diplomacy echoes debate over who pays. The city says fees act as tolls to curb car use. diplomats argue immunity. Embassy owes over a quarter million dollars in fines and charges.
John M. Crisp, English professor at Del Mar College in Corpus Christi Texas, argues that global warming is real and driven by human activity. He cites droughts and extreme storms in Texas, notes coverage by Time National Geographic Audubon, and warns denial is dangerous. He stresses personal responsibility and calls for broader acknowledgment of climate impact.
Jay Ambrose argues high dropout rates threaten national skill levels and insists on deep cultural and policy changes. He cites alternative schools, counseling, and education reform, urges responsible parenting, and supports school vouchers to foster competition and choice.
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