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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 2008
Page
10
The record lists the Hudnutt family involved in publishing from 1927 to 1991 with Arthur Hudnutt as publisher, A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publisher and editor, reflecting a family run period in the press.
The Washington Post analyzes Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama plans for new spending and tax cuts totaling roughly 265 to 333 billion annually, plus extensions and credits. Both sides cite pay-fors, but overall deficits grow versus current levels with little clarity on offsetting savings.
An editorial from the Sacramento Bee argues telecommuting benefits workers and companies. It cites a 1.35 billion gallon annual gasoline savings and 26 billion pounds less CO2 if eligible workers stay home part time. It notes CFO surveys favor remote work and stresses top-down leadership to start programs.
Readers blast local funding decisions and road conditions. JOAN STANG criticizes levy supporters and tax burdens while DAN CHRULSKI denounces road hazards on Route 57. A column excerpt discusses Catholic endorsements and Roe v Wade as part of broader political views.
A partial notice outlines how readers should send letters to the editor by mail to the Editorial Page Editor at a box number and Elyria address. It provides a telephone contact and signals preferred attention, though details are fragmented.
Washington Post columnist George Will discusses Parker North Colorado residents who faced scrutiny for political activity over annexation. He links campaign finance laws to suppress opposition, notes First Amendment protections, and cites Colorado rules for issue committees. Will urges legal challenges to curb overreach.
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