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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 2011

Page

7

Elyria mayor touts do more with less as tax talk fades

In Elyria the mayor, billed as the same man with a transformed stance, urges frugality and vows no new tax measure this year. He cites past budget cuts, talks of merging departments with Lorain and consolidating services, and notes a Time cover on excess as a shift toward efficiency.

Elyria Wesleyan Village Bill Grace Grace Ohio U.S. House of Representatives Lorain Time Magazine America

Letters raise justice questions and political critique

Readers argue for release of Nancy Smith and Joseph Allen, claim innocence, and criticize Lorain County prosecutors. The letter also blasts liberal politicians, defends animal rights, condemns 0 degree weather cruelty, and questions public service ethics and accountability.

Peggy Hartman Sandy Hayslett Hayslett Nancy Smith Joseph Allen United States

Defending Tom Williams in Lorain County politics

A partisan column portrays Tom Williams as a methodical ruthless county commissioner aiming to cut waste and challenge the status quo. It targets the county clerk of courts branch in St. Joseph Community Center, labeling it a subsidy and suggesting reforms amid political theater and controversy.

Elyria Lorain County Tom Williams Tom the Impaler St. Joseph Lorain

Bernanke Faces Debate Over Credit for Fed Policy

The article weighs whether Ben S. Bernanke, as Federal Reserve chairman, deserves sole credit for recent monetary policy moves. Supporters credit his leadership for stability, while critics argue external pressures and congressional actions played major roles.

Ben S. Bernanke Federal Reserve

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