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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 2007
Page
5
Julie Wallace is named assistant managing editor in The Chronicle announcement. Details note her career move and responsibilities within the newsroom. The brief identifies Wallace’s leadership role and continued involvement with Chronicle coverage.
The president proposes border security and stricter employer penalties but backs away from earned citizenship. A renewable Z visa would let illegals stay temporarily for a 3500 fee every three years, while eventual citizenship requires leaving and reentry with a 10000 fine. The plan narrows visa flow and limits family reunification, drawing criticism as a path to a permanent underclass.
A local reader from Elyria describes school funding in Ohio and urges voters to elect Grant Tracey to Council at large. The letter notes state per pupil funding, tax limits under House Bill 920, property tax mills, and Elyria High School expansion funded by Issue 7. It praises Jack Baird’s service and endorses Tracey as his successor.
Elyria resident Larry Tanner endorses Grant Tracey for council at large in May. The letter defends civility in political debate and criticizes extreme rhetoric surrounding the War on Terror and impeachment. It contrasts measured discourse with incendiary remarks and calls for responsible public dialogue.
A local editorial urges voters to replace Mayor Bill Grace after seven years of decline with Holly Brinda for mayor. It cites crumbling roads rising taxes and fees a failing school levy and reduced police and fire service as reasons to vote for change.
In Elyria mayoral race the incumbent Bill Grace remains in the race. Supporters tout his vision enthusiasm and dedication to city betterment while noting Holly Brinda cannot match his experience and administrative abilities. Grace has had impressive accomplishments and should continue.
Readers urge Oberlin residents to reject the LEAP levy citing high taxes, questioning the need, and recommending a pilot program with pilot funding and alternative sources. They argue for accountability, responsible spending, and consideration of non tax funded options before any school tax increase.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor, noting a 250 word limit, potential edits for brevity and accuracy, and that letters require a signature full home address and telephone number. Submissions may be mailed faxed or emailed to the Editorial Page Editor.
Harvey Gittler notes the labyrinthine steps of completing the 1040 and schedules, aided by TurboTax and a tax lawyer, Terry “Pete” Shilling. He jokes about the endless lines and numbers, the risk of errors, and wonders if the Constitution bans such forms. He hints at suing but stays loyal to the country.
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