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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 2005
Page
6
A historical newspaper masthead lists founders and publishers from 1829 to 1991. It names Hudnutt as publisher, Arthur D. Mudnutt, A Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew R. Young as editor, Dave Perczek as editorial page editor, Patte Waldd as managing editor, and Matt Westerhold as assistant managing editor.
The Avon Lake area faces a November race for municipal court with seven candidates from Democratic and Republican parties. The Chronicle Telegram endorses Darrel Bilancini, citing his 1979 legal practice start, community service, and tenure as a juvenile prosecutor and magistrate.
Voters hear Mackin’s son Patrick Mackin, a Avon Lake resident since 1989, may back him in the primary. Patrick, a lawyer and business leader, is linked to local groups and may pursue a path with strong community ties but questions remain about qualifications and shifts in support.
A reader argues against Bush proposals claiming Social Security is insurance not savings. The letter questions long term solvency, disability and survivor needs, and the risk of bankrupt investments harming retirees, urging protection of the program’s original purpose.
Voters in Avon, Avon Lake, and Sheffield Village are urged to elect Tony Manning for Avon Lake Municipal Court judge. Manning pledges online ticketing and case status access to cut costs and improve convenience, while supporters tout his leadership on city council.
A political notice urges voters to choose Anne Marie Blevins for the Elyria Municipal Court in the upcoming Republican primary. It highlights her inside and before court experience as essential for the retiring clerk’s successor. The appeal prompts readers to vote in May.
Readers are told Amherst Schools seek a 5.9 mill operating levy to cover growing costs. The piece explains fixed voted millage, how new homes affect taxes, and why the board asks voters to approve more funds for salaries, housing, and special needs programs.
An unclear letter urges voters to approve a renewal school levy on the May ballot. The writer claims long service by a local board member and argues public support is needed for continued funding, referencing past approval of the levy.
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