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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 2009
Page
14
The archival note lists Arthur D. Hudnutt as publisher from 1970 to 1991 with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publisher and editor respectively Julie Wallace served as managing editor.
The Ohio Trucking Association and the American Trucking Association urge raising highway speed limits for trucks to 65 mph amid debate. They cite efficiency but safety experts note no definitive research and data showing crashes could rise with higher speeds.
Readers praise Lisa Swenski as magistra te and condemn critics of Jim Walther. They argue Obama’s presidency may raise taxes and fuel costs while defending coal and constitutional limits. A separate reader condemns a Chronicle-Telegram report for public humiliation in a suicide incident.
The Chronicle-Telegram asks for brevity and clarity in letters under 250 words. Readers are advised to include signature and full home address and submit by mail or fax with attention and contact details. email is preferred for faster handling.
Washington Post columnist Samelson questions the 825 billion package's smart grid aims and timing. He argues 4.5 billion for lines and meters is small relative to 165 billion estimated needs, and cautions that much of the spending will arrive after 2010. He criticizes political strategy and warns temporary measures may become permanent.
On this date in 1913 the 16th Amendment led to federal income tax. Buddy Holly Ritchie Valens and J P Richardson died in 1959 near Clear Lake Iowa. Felix Mendelssohn Norman Rockwell Nathan Lane birthdays noted. Quote from Gertrude Stein. Tax rules count 400 pages first edition, now 67000 plus. Moon phase between Feb 2 first quarter and Feb 9 full moon.
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