Judge Zaleski opens path for Elyria project dispute
Elyria faces a city hall project labor dispute after Judge Edward M. Zaleski voided the project labor agreement. Bay Mechanical and Electrical Corp bid the lowest for electrical work but faced union-mandated labor rules, risking legal action and tax implications for the city.
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Edward M. Zaleski
Elyria
Bill Grace
Grace
North Central Ohio Building and Construction Trades Council
Bay Mechanical and Electrical Corp
Lorain
Bay
Kiddus
Zaleski
New City Hal Hall
Editorial page promotes reader letters and guest pieces
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines that opinions in editorials, guest editorials, cartoons and columns aim to provoke reader thought and invites responses through letters to the editor.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria West site eyed for high school center without annexation
Elyria Township trustee Richard L. Hutman argues Elyria West offers a prime 40 acre campus with a 27 year old expandable building and urges avoiding annexation. He notes police fire EMS sewer plans exist, calls sheriff and road crews capable, and supports state funding limits while planning for future bonds.
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Phil Stammitti
Elyria Township
Sheriff's Department
Griswold Road
Sheffield
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Warden Avenues
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Lake Avenue
Bush civility and a nation’s name game
In Honeymoon City Washington a debate over how to pronounce the party name shows bi partisan outreach by President Bush. The piece notes Republicans mispronounce Democratic terms, reflects on media labeling, and urges the president to model civility. It cites Ginsburg and media commentary as context.
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Lynn Cheney
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Honeymoon City
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S. Capitol St
Newt Gingrich
Capitol
CNN
Wolf Blitzer
Phil Gramm
Texas
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Rep. Gramm
Democratic National Committee
Sen
Chris Dodd
D-Conn
Black Caucus eyes education and reform with Bush
The San Diego Union Tribune columnist Joseph Perkins argues the Congressional Black Caucus should push education reform faith based initiatives and small business relief with President Bush rather than fixating on Ashcroft and the Florida election. He cites California schools ACLU cases Black churches and the need for vouchers and tax relief.
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Scripps Howard News Service
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