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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 2010
Page
10
A fragment lists The Chronicle telegraph and printing era details with publisher A. Cooper Hudnutt and Arthur D. Hudnutt, editor Andrew R. Young, and staff Julie Wallace, marking the paper’s long lineage from 1829 to 1991.
Lorain County commissioners vote to levy an 18 dollar yearly charge on residential and agricultural property and higher fees on commercial and industrial sites with more than 6000 square feet of hard surfaces. Revenue, about 600000 annually, funds storm water management including ditches sewers retention ponds and separation from sanitary sewers. The move follows sewer rate hikes in nearby towns and comes amid blue green algae blooms in Lake Erie signaling decades of environmental neglect in the region.
Haiti’s Provisional Electoral Council rejects Grammy winner Wyclef Jean and 14 others from the November vote for failing to meet residency requirements. The council’s ruling, final and unexplained, leaves Jean to bow out while praising his charitable work and restraint amid a volatile political climate.
A reader argues the Bible and the Constitution have been perverted by extremists, condemning activist judges and political pandering. The letter urges adherence to Biblical morality and constitutional limits while praising Terry Boose for state representation and ends with submission guidelines for letters to The Chronicle Telegram.
George Will argues that the Israeli Palestinian issue is cyclical by shaping a false sense of progress. He notes Egypt and Jordan peace treaties, Iran as a common threat, and the West Bank’s evolving geography while warning the rush for final settlement risks rewarding Palestinian coercion. He cites Obama and Petraeus on policy risks and predicts renewed construction in Jerusalem if moratorium ends.
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