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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 2004
Page
9
A compendium lists core. £ 2 RG founding date July 24 1823 and Hudnutt lineage with publishers A C Hudnutt 1927 1950 and Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 1991 plus Andrew R Young editor Patti Ewald managing editor and Matt Westerhold assistant managing editor.
The article endorses Martha W Wise over Earl Martin for the 57th District Republican primary. Wise, long tied to Lorain County education policy and small business, is praised for experience and district knowledge, while Martin is noted for delis business ties and limited legislative impact. The district includes Elyria areas, Avon, Avon Lake, and nearby townships.
Letters to the editor urge Kee Probate Court at current site to avoid moves to the Justice Center. Irene Cherba praises Lori Kokoski for county commissioner. Peggy Jones backs Kathy Tavenner for state representative. Dave Sprague supports Issue 24 renewal for Elyria Schools. Katie Street objects to a photo in underage drinking story. Wanda Jurco writes on unwanted babies and contraception.
The Chronicle Telegram notes Elyria's income tax revenue rose two percent from 2002, while a carryover declined by $1.1 million. The city allegedly overspent beyond the 2003 revenue increase, prompting continued debate over fiscal stewardship by the current administration.
James A. Deery contender falls to Elyria Mayor Bill Grace in a local Democratic primary race. Grace advances, highlighting a regional contest for party leadership and future city policy influence.
In a Friday report the Elyria mayor said the city has set aside up to $50,000 in block grants for downtown facade work. The same day Vermilion reported $400,000 in downtown grant money, prompting notes that Elyria’s figure is modest for the county seat.
North Ridgeville residents vote March 2 on Issue 16 an operating levy to sustain the Ridgeville library funding. The measure aims to preserve new books periodicals CDs DVDs evening hours and youth and senior programs amid state cuts. Parishioners urge a yes and highlight the library as a key local resource.
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