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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 2009

Page

10

Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R Young Publisher Editor

Julie Wallace is the managing editor with Andrew R Young and Cooper Hudnutt listed in the masthead. The fragment indicates a newspaper staff roster with multiple named roles and positions.

A. Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R. Young Julie Wallace

Stimulus funds for planning draw mayor's ire in Ohio

Our opinion argues planning funds totaling 57 million of 774 million Ohio stimulus aid are prudent when they create quick work for workers and professionals. It notes the Strickland administration aims for efficient use of funds, balancing shovel ready projects with planning to ensure jobs and progress.

Fostoria John Davoli Strickland Davoli Federal Highway Administration Ohio

Chronicle Telegram Letter Guidelines For Readers

The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes they may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or shorter with signature full home address and telephone number. Mailing address and fax and email options are provided for submission.

Chronicle-Telegram

Misspelled Surnames Plague Elyria Council Letters

Corrections note two letters to the editor misstate the last names of Elyria City Council candidate Mary Siwierka and Elyria Council candidate Jerry McHugh in Saturday and Monday headlines. The corrections address the misspellings and reaffirm proper spellings.

Elyria City Mary Siwierka Elyria Council Jerry McHugh

This Day In History 104th Day Of 2009 Highlights

Highlights include Lincoln's death after being shot by John Wilkes Booth in 1865 and Steinbeck's Grapes of Wrath publication in 1939. Chavez's 2002 return to power follows a failed coup. Also notes birthdays for Anne Sullivan Macy John Gielgud Loretta Lynn Julie Christie Pete Rose and Adrien Brody. Challenger Deep is the deepest point on Earth and the time of Lincoln's death is 7 22 a m. The moon phase is between the April full moon and third quarter.

John Wilkes Booth Abraham Lincoln John Steinbeck Hugo Chavez Anne Sullivan Macy John Gielgud Loretta Lynn Julie Christie Pete Rose Adrien Brody Earth Challenger Deep Mariana Trench Pacific Ocean

Volunteers honored during Lorain County Red Cross week

Clarence Wills thanks Lorain County volunteers during National Volunteer Week April 19 to 25. He notes statewide CNCS data on volunteer rates, highlights local Red Cross efforts including disaster response, lifesaving training, military family support, blood drives, and the county board, urging appreciation for these volunteers.

American Red Cross Lorain County Red Cross Clarence Wills North Ridgeville

Obama's post material economy review critique

Washington Post columnist Robert Samuelson questions Obama's plan to lead in green tech and universal health care arguing it relies on higher energy costs and taxes. He warns the cap and trade program could erode traditional jobs and growth, urging waste reduction and efficient energy over broad social goals.

Washington Obama America Brookings Gary Burtless U.S Robert J. Samuelson Washington Post Writers Group

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