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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2007
Page
6
A brief record notes The Chronicle lineage with founding date July 24 1829 and publishers Hudnutt Arthur D Hudnutt spanning 1970 to 1991, plus Andrew R Young as Publisher and Dave Perozek Patti Ewold Julie Wallace in editorial roles.
After decades of planning and delays, Crocker Road in Westlake will connect with Stearns Road in North Olmsted within years. Construction to widen Stearns to four lanes and extend Crocker about 1.5 miles should finish by late 2009, opening a direct route between I 90 and I 480 and spurring area development.
The piece notes Barbaro's euthanasia after a shattered leg and cites surgeon Dean Richardson. It highlights a shift to Polytrack at Turfway Park, where race-fatal injuries fell from 24 to three in the first season, arguing synthetic surfaces may save horses though they cost over a million dollars.
Jackson and his wife, co-owners of Barbara, announced on Monday that the racing horse would be euthanized due to escalating pain. The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor, stressing brevity and clarity, with 250 words or fewer and full contact details.
Readers urge support for the Clearview Schools operating levy citing funding needs and potential staff cuts including custodians and programs. Letters from Angela Terella, Shatela Evans, Conniel Finney, Jacob Champion, Johnna Wood, and Charles A. Wright advocate informed voting to maintain academic quality and avoid district dissolution.
Martin Logan urges action against Washington and Clearview threats. He accuses state and federal leaders of collecting taxes while seniors who paid taxes all their lives suffer layoffs and company closures. He calls for voting no on taxes.
Lorain County Health & Dentistry praises President Bush and endorses Sen. George Voinovich’s Health Partnership Act to extend coverage and improve access for uninsured Americans. The clinic cites 4000 uninsured patients locally and rising under insured cases with high deductibles, urging federal state collaboration and Gov. Strickland’s support for broader care.
The question explores whether higher minimum wages boost costs, trigger price increases, and spur inflation. It asks if living costs rise, if unions push for higher wages, and whether a wage rise feeds a wage-price spiral, referencing Lonnie Nord.
The piece objects to Bush's plan to fund affordable health coverage by taxing middle class benefits from employers. It argues war spending and tax breaks for the wealthy shift costs to workers and urges Democrats to block the proposal and contact officials.
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