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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 2002
Page
5
A fragmented OCR shows names and roles: A C HudIvutt and A Cooper Hudnutt listed as publishers with Andrew Young publisher and Scott Brown editorial page editor. Rudy Dicks Pattiewald is stated as managing editor and assistant managing editor. Dates 1927 to 1960 appear.
The Supreme Court ruled Ohio's property tax funded school system unconstitutional for the third time since 1997 and ordered legislative fixes. Governor Taft and Republicans balk at the decision, while critics urge a broad tax overhaul to resolve a four billion dollar budget hole and shift funding burdens from property owners.
Lorain County lists juvenile programs using senior citizens as volunteers role models and mentors in diverse activities. Mentoring helps at risk teens move from negative environments toward success. This is your chance to help a teenager deal with today’s issues.
An outreach seeks to equip teenagers with life skills to counter daily environment challenges and become productive citizens through the academic process. Contact Susan Ward or Charlotte Bledsoe at (440) 329-5360 or email stward@loraincounty.com. The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to 200 words with editing.
Cal Thomas argues that replacing Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah with Happy Holidays erodes heritage. He cites schools canceling A Christmas Carol for offense and substituting The Great Railroad Race to avoid discomfort, urging defense of historical traditions and open debate over diversity. He warns this trend risks a sanitized view of history and a fragile future.
The piece argues President Bush will seek victory by pairing large tax cuts with increased defense spending, repeating Reagan era tactics. It cites CBO director Crippen and GOP tactics on dynamic scoring, warns of a potential $2.5 trillion deficit over 10 years if cuts persist, and notes Dems’ resistance seeks middle income relief and business investment.
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