Kyle Kondik Editorial Page Editor obituary note
Arthur C. Hudnutt publisher from 1970 to 1991 remembered for guiding the editorial page and supporting Kondik. Kondik served as Editorial Page Editor and built the paper’s opinion section. Hudnutt’s leadership framed local discourse and civic engagement during decades of change.
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Ohio lawmakers push up to 200 million in bonds for veterans bonuses
Ohio House and Senate vote to earmark as much as 200 million from state cash reserves to fund veteran and family bonuses for Persian Gulf War Afghanistan and Iraq service. Slain soldiers families would receive 5000, others up to 1000 or 500. Governor Strickland may veto. rainy-day fund protected.
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Raise the gas tax to sustain energy reforms and transit
An editorial argues that cheap gas masks long term risks and urges raising the federal gasoline tax to fund infrastructure, spur fuel efficiency, cut foreign oil dependence, and expand mass transit amid a stalled economy. It notes rising transit use and warns prices will rebound post recession.
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Residents urge stricter speed enforcement in neighborhood
A letter from BARB CONWAY of Grafton argues speeding endangers safety and calls for a disciplined plan to enforce limits, warning escalation could occur without action. The writer also voices debate over auto industry criticism and local politics, urging accountability ahead of elections.
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Lorain County Safety Forces Urge Restoring Sheriff Budget
Dominic F. Manacci, director of the Lorain County Sheriffs Employees Association, appeals to the Board of Lorain County Commissioners about deep budget cuts to the sheriff and safety services. He warns layoffs hit jail staff and road patrol deputies whose duties include offender registrations and life saving responses. He cites liability risks and the need to safeguard public safety and first responders across three facilities.
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