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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 2013
Page
17
The Chronicle lists founders and publishers A C Hudnutt, Arthur D Hudnutt, and A Cooper Hudnutt with service years. Julie Wallace is identified as managing editor in the masthead.
U.S. Attorney says Richard Zakarian defrauded nearly 100 clients over a decade through two plans. He offered fake safe investments and used payroll tax handling to steal funds, diverting money to personal and business expenses. Five counts include wire fraud, mail fraud, and false tax returns. vaike
The Kansas City Star notes Secretary Kerry opened to outreach after North Korea signaled possible talks but demands end to UN sanctions and removal of U S assets remain blockers. The piece argues against repeating past extortion cycles and urges verifiable nuclear rollback before any diplomatic meeting.
Amherst mayor endorses Issues 8 and 9 for Amherst Schools citing cost controls and financial stability to protect student services and district maintenance. The letter emphasizes that the measures will not raise taxes and urges voter support to sustain momentum.
A letters page stance argues against any left aligned candidate including Hillary Clinton and President Obama. The writer, TOM HARPE from Wakeman, promotes keeping opponents from the top Washington post. Additional letters follow on page B5.
The Northeast Ohio Sustainable Communities Consortium invites residents to Shape Vibrant NEO 2040 through Scenario Planning. The first public workshop is 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Oberlin Inn, with more sessions regionwide and details at VibrantNEO.org. Morrison leads the initiative as executive director.
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