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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 2008
Page
5
The Chronicle page presents the masthead with founding date and historical publisher figures. It names A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as publishers, Andrew R Young as publisher, editors Kyle Kondie Patti Ewald Julie Wallace, and managing editors as well as the editorial page staff.
Centro Properties Group holds more than 1.5 million square feet in Elyria retail space including Midway Mall and related developments. The company faces refinacing of about $5.4 billion, with a deadline moved to April 30, potentially signaling asset sales or new investments. Mayor Grace cites mixed signals for Elyria as global trends impact locally while noting May's high school vote success and a new Municipal Courthouse.
North Ridgeville Mayor David Gillock asks residents to support Issue 11 to fund a modern middle school and address high school needs through Ohio School Facilities Commission assistance. He argues new rooftops and business growth justify the cost, with home values expected to rise beyond tax increases.
Alan Schafer of Grafton endorses Democratic candidate Dave George for Lorain County commissioner. The letter argues crime and YMCA closures hurt community and jobs, praising George for experience in public works and solving problems while pushing for new leadership and growth.
The piece argues Hillary Clinton supporters should back Barack Obama as polls show him leading John McCain. It notes Clinton’s damage from past battles, cites calls from Ann Coulter and Rush Limbaugh to back her, and urges unity and forward movement for March 4.
A reader letter promotes Lori Kokoski's bid for re-election as Lorain County commissioner. It cites her three terms as Lorain councilwoman and four years as commissioner, her service to workers and veterans, and her participation in the Lorain County Vietnam Memorial groundbreaking and ceremony. Her veteran father Joe Pavlich is mentioned.
Tom Hesmond pursues the county engineer role backed by 29 years as vice president at National Engineering and Construction Co. He holds a master’s in civil engineering from Cleveland State University and a bachelor’s in civil engineering from Indiana Institute of Technology, plus licensure in five states. He contributed to major projects including Lorain Bascule Bridge renovation and the Cleveland Main Avenue Bridge.
Supporter urges voters to back Jim Walther, a family man with values, for family court judge. Praises his six years of acquaintance, describes him as hardworking, intelligent and fair, and notes his readiness to hit the ground running on March 4.
Kondik argues Clinton must win Ohio or endgame looms as Obama pushes to 10 straight victories. He compares Clinton to Giuliani and frames Ohio as the key battleground that could seal or reset the race, with demographics favoring Clinton yet momentum favoring Obama.
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