Editorial Oberlin judge picks top candidates
Oberlin Municipal Court voters face selecting two finalists from 10 candidates. The editors favor Democrat Thomas A. Januzzi and Republican John Keressi, citing experience, bar association praise, and bids to balance court needs. They note other strong Democrats Conry Eckstein Severs and Republicans List Ward as capable contenders. The piece envisions Januzzi vs Keressi in November.
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Thomas A. Januzzi
John Keressi
Januzzi
Martin Joseph Conry
Barry Eckstein
Eric R. Severs
Severs
Amherst
Bar Association
Michael E. Brosky
Geneva C. Chadwick
Frank J. Janik
Keressi
Henrietta Township
Lorain County
Kent State University
Steve A List
Susan Ward
List
Ward
Amherst Law
Wellington
Opinions Yours Ours And Theirs Chronicle-Telegram Editorials
The Chronicle-Telegram presents editorials and guest columns that challenge readers to form opinions. Readers are encouraged to share thoughts in letters to the editor for community discussion.
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Letters raise safety questions after Lorain Speedway death
A reader questions race track safety and communication after Jim Childers died during an April feature at Lorain Speedway. The letter cites lack of track radio contact and absence of infield safety personnel, criticizing local rules and urging immediate safety changes. It also mixes in additional community letters about church excommunication, business misreporting, and a local vote on an outdoor center.
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Jim Childers
Childers
Sandusky Speedway
North Ridgeville
Center Ridge
Elyria
YMCA
Lake Erie
Election letters deadlines set for April 30 and May 6
The Chronicle Telegram announces deadlines for letters to the editor on election subjects. Letters received after April 30 will not be printed, and May 6 is the last day such letters appear. Signatures, full address, and phone number required. Mail to Editorial Page Editor or send by email.
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Elyria
Ohio
Embrace a Hemispheric Free Trade Zone
Robert Reno argues for a broad hemispheric free trade area linking 800 million people from Cape Horn to the Canadian tundra by 2005. He contrasts peaceful protest with rioting in Quebec and Seattle, defends globalization, criticizes Hoover’s Smoot Hawley tariff, and urges campaign finance reform while praising the Good Neighbor Policy's spirit.
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Seattle
Franklin Roosevelt
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