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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 2008
Page
18
The page lists staffers including A Cooper Hudnutt publisher, Andrew R Young editor, Kyle D Kondie editorial page editor, Patti Ewald, Julie Wallace, and others as managing and assistant editors.
Lorain Mayor Bill Grace folds the Development into Planning saving about 60 000 and freeing 45 000 in grant money for housing and code enforcement. Safety Director Phil Dore suspends a police officer 48 days for dumping guns in a sewer. Global Green Technologies will move its national headquarters to Lorain adding 20 jobs while National Gypsum closes its Lorain plant June 16 costing 58 jobs.
The free agent-to-be CC Sabathia began the season 0-3 with a 13.50 ERA after a rough outing at Progressive Field, where he allowed nine earned runs in 4 1/3 innings. His stumble could ease Indians' pursuit if the trend continues, though some walk-year stars rebound for a big payday.
An editorial warns that corn based ethanol raises food costs and competes for arable land, with experts noting droughts and demand also push prices higher. It cites C Ford Runge of the University of Minnesota and urges careful cost benefit analysis before expanding biofuel mandates and farm policy.
Parents discuss moves from current elementary schools to Ely Elementary under principal Jack Dibee. A retiree praises Eastgate Elementary tutoring and small class size, while political commentary compares Clinton and Obama amid campaign coverage.
Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson notes a lively debate between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. He highlights Clinton's Iran nuclear deterrence proposal, Obama’s Second Amendment stance, gas prices, tax pledges, and cautious shifts on affirmative action, calling the exchange illuminating despite media fatigue.
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