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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 2006
Page
18
An archival note lists Dirk Hudnutt and Andrew Young as publishers with Hudnutt family names spanning 1927 to 1901 dates, and staff roles including editor Dave Perozek, page editor Patti Ewald, and managing editor Matt Westerhold. The chronicle notes a July 24 1829 founding and a sequence of Hudnutt era leadership through 1950 and 1901 dates.
Jessica Coleman was sentenced to six years and Tom Truelson Jr to two years after pleading guilty to related crimes in the Baby Boy Hope case. The infant, who would have turned seven, died after birth and his body was disposed of in a quarry.
A reader laments the loss of local institutions like the YMCA and Invacare, criticizes City Hall for focusing on exterior projects, and urges prioritizing job retention. Other letters touch on a provocative newspaper photo, political candidacies, financial mergers, a gentlemen’s club opening, and car maker loyalties. Dave Sprague of Elyria signs off.
The article urges working families to file and claim the Earned Income Tax Credit. It notes many Ohioans miss thousands in refunds and highlights benefits for incomes up to 37 269 in 2005, with over 4000 maximum. It lists free tax help at six Forum County sites including Elyria Public Library and El Centro.
Lorain County Republican Party chair and 2004 GOP convention delegate David Arredondo weighs a bid for the 18th District state Senate seat now held by Jeff Armbruster. A local educator, Arredondo is praised for integrity and leadership across education and politics. Martha Wise is noted as a Republican Board of Education member and a Democratic contender is mentioned in the Feb chart.
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An editorial argues that blame for America's lag in competitiveness rests with leaders at federal and state levels for inconsistent higher education funding and slow to reform research incentives. It notes Bush's competitiveness push, rising tuition, heavy loan reliance, and widening gaps with China while urging better K 12 and college transitions and investment in math, science, and tech to secure a knowledge based economy.
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