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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 2007
Page
5
Chronicle snapshot shows Hudnutt family leadership across decades with publishers A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt and editor Andrew R Young guiding operations from 1927 to 1991, reflecting ongoing family stewardship and editorial continuity.
Ohio Governor Strickland proposes expanding the Homestead Property Tax Exemption to cover more homeowners, including those 65 and older or permanently disabled. The plan would reimburse school districts for lost revenue using tobacco settlement funds, offering average annual savings of about 350 to 363 dollars for typical $100,000 homes in Elyria and Clearview. The proposal is a starting point for debate and may not affect next month’s ballots.
Governors association urges Congress to act with a national energy policy. States push ambitious renewable goals, public private partnerships for clean coal projects, and carbon emission cuts. Call for higher fuel efficiency, incentives for alternative fuels, carbon capture, and conservation funding.
A letter from John Miller of Eaton Township argues Elyria needs new leadership. It voices criticism of Mayor Grace and council, promotes Holly Brinda as qualified, and suggests Republicans vote in the Democratic primary to influence the race. It also questions Midview School construction costs and self insurance decisions.
A speaker recalls a father in law’s warning about the nation’s future. He laments current troubles, saying the country is in a war that should not have been fought and continues under a leader driven by hubris, resulting in more American deaths.
Supporters urge yes on Issue 5 renewal levy for Avon Schools citing rapid 139 percent student growth and top Ohio Department of Education ratings. They claim lowest per student spending in area districts and responsible school board budgeting. Letters also urge May 8 vote for new 7th Ward councilor and Issue 7 with notices on submission deadlines for election letters.
Harvey Gittler s Monday chronique rants on Don Imus crude remarks about Rutgers women s basketball, arguing shock jocks mirror a deteriorating national language and culture. He calls for accountability and notes death threats to the team, while urging standards in humor and speech.
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