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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 2010
Page
10
The Chronicle page shows the newspaper masthead with founding dates and long-time publishers. It lists Arthur D. Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt as publishers and Andrew R. Young as editor with Julie Wallace as managing editor.
Our view examines Lawyer Eric Zagrans and the claim that Lorain's 15 year 100 percent tax abatement retroactivity favored wealthier homeowners. The city will unwind most of the retroactivity, refund abatement fees, and the piece questions public policy and fairness in funding Amherst Schools.
A local road repair debate centers on Ford Road near the bridge with two years since last inspection. The crumbling stretch near the ravine may require over a million dollars, with callers proposing rerouting to West River Road and maintaining state Route 57 and Detroit, Gulf and West River roads.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor including length limits of 250 words, editing for brevity and accuracy, and required contact details. Signatures with full home address and telephone number are requested, with mailing, fax, and email options provided.
Robert J. Samuelson argues that American elites misjudge China. He notes the undervalued renminbi, Beijing's stance on Iran and North Korea, Taiwan arms sales, and censorship. He warns Washington and Beijing risk conflict as China asserts itself under a China First worldview.
February 16 2010 marks day 47 of 2010 and winter day 58. History notes include 435 Hz standard pitch in 1859 and Castro becoming Cuba premier in 1959. It cites 911 system first in Haleyville 1968 and MASH decommission 2006. Includes birthdays and trivia on radio stations.
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