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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2006
Page
9
The records list founders and long time publishers including Hudnuit, Hudnutt and the editors spanning 1927 to 1991. Arthur D. Hudnutt served as publisher 1970 to 1991 with Andrew R. Young as editor and Dave Perczek as editorial page editor. Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold held managing roles.
Gov Taft signs Senate Bill 92 banning mandatory city residency for workers, challenging long standing home rule. Critics say the measure erodes local control while supporters argue it clarifies state authority. Former Cleveland mayor George Voinovich backs local decision making and notes residency ties workers to communities. The issue likely heads to court.
The piece warns that Americans spent more than they earned last year, with a 0.5 percent negative savings rate, a rare sign since the Great Depression era. It notes declining after-tax saving, demographic shifts, and cautious Fed moves to curb spending while urging renewed saving.
Letters criticize the Cheney era and Bush administration, accusing illegal wiretapping and political manipulation. The writer cites Woodruff injuries and Iraqi costs, urges accountability, and mocks the State of the Union approach while debating press freedom and democracy.
Jay Ambrose argues that reforms targeting both lobbyists and Congress are needed to curb corruption. He notes indictments of Tom DeLay and Abramoff plead guilty, critiques earmarks and campaign finance, and urges protecting free speech while removing incentives for betrayals of public trust.
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