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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2007
Page
11
The Chronicle lists publication history and key staff in a compact note. It chronicles founders publishers and editors including KAOM and A C Hudnutt with years of service, and names Andrew R. Young Kyle D Kondie Patti Ewald Julie Wallace in editorial roles.
The Ohio Supreme Court 5 to 2 rules Strickland could not veto a lead paint liability bill after timing lapsed. The case clarified the veto window and constitutional limits on a new governor striking down a prior legislature’s work. The ruling preserves the bill becoming law and frames future veto actions.
Robert Callaway, president of the Midview Board of Education, urges residents to attend an Aug 13 coffee session at Midview West Elementary at 6 30 PM to discuss funding for a levy and the final phase of the building master plan. Sessions will continue through fall. contact Erin Gadd to register and for board contact details via the district website.
Jonah Goldberg argues that many Americans lack basic government knowledge and suggests requiring a civics test for all citizens to vote. The piece cites facts on senators per state, FDA roles, and uses examples like Al Smith and Galbraith to question turnout strategies. Goldberg concludes informed voting strengthens democracy.
Kondlck argues NFL dominance remains intact despite Michael Vick scandal and league punishments. He notes Indians rebounding, Cavaliers' LeBron James era, Browns improving long term, and calls MLB and NBA scandals damaging but not fatal to fan interest. He warns public perception of officiating and steroids taints baseball and basketball more than football.
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