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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 2009
Page
10
The Chronicle lists Arthur D. Hudnutt as publisher from 1970 to 1991, with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young serving as editor and managing editor respectively. The snippet notes their positions in the newspaper's leadership.
An editorial imagines 134 Lake Erie fishermen rescued after drifting on an 8 mile ice floe as examples for Gov. Strickland's education push. The piece mocks their schooling and suggests they testify before the Legislature while noting costs and potential fines.
Debate grows over whether Obama nominees including Treasury Secretary Geithner properly explained unpaid taxes. The piece argues tax code complexity from special breaks burdens ordinary taxpayers and suggests cutting tax exemptions to lower overall rates without losing revenue.
Elyria residents rally to save Parks and Recreation programs after a closure that followed city support for costumes and jackets. The Sparklers will perform at 7 p.m. Sunday during family skate as supporters urge continued funding to protect police, roads, water, and utilities.
A reader argues that a charter amendment approved by voters is law not mischief and criticizes the law director and City Council for contesting the petition submitted by Mark Craig. The writer asserts citizen will prevailed against political games.
Letter writer blasts Elyria mayor Grace and Lorain County commissioners for tax increases and failed economic policy. He cites a 2006 reassessment, multiple levies, and water sewer projects while urging action to spur growth. The piece also recounts Nancy Smith and Joseph Allen’s murder case with calls for a new trial, urging readers to contact Judge Burge and the prosecutor. The author warns of injustice and urges civic involvement.
Leonard Pitts Jr reflects on the NAACP origins at Niagara Falls in 1905 and the enduring work behind the civil rights movement. He notes the movement’s challenges, key figures, landmark victories like Brown v. Board, and the ongoing impact evident in today’s America.
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