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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2012
Page
10
The Lorain school board voted to end busing for high schoolers after three decades, part of a plan to save about $240000 yearly as it faces possible state takeover and steep future cuts. About 150 staff may be laid off, trimming $5 million from the 2012-13 budget while the district fights funding shortfalls and charter-school competition.
As Mitt Romney nears the GOP nomination the campaign must release income tax returns and reveal fund raising handlers. The piece argues such disclosures are not required by law yet are customary and reveal charitable deductions, tax shelters, and the scale of investment income. It notes current bundler rules cover only registered lobbyists and urges transparency to inform voters.
A pro choice reader questions when life gains constitutional protection, defining life by DNA and cellular potential. Also included is Ron Nabakowski Jabakowski clarifying his remark on corporate culture at Lorain County Community Action Agency and recounting improvements at the Ohio Lottery under his leadership.
Buffy Lukachko mourns son Tyler McLean in a letter to The Chronicle Telegram, defending his actions during a fatal accident at 18 and urging awareness of emotional pain and substance use. The editor notes letters may be edited for brevity and accuracy.
Charleston remembers 11 Black Little League players from 1955 who faced segregation yet pursued the game. The Cannon Street All Stars, aging veterans now nearing 70, sought to compete in state and regional play before being invited as honored guests to Williamsport. Their story spans Civil Rights clashes, Dixie Youth actions, and a pledge to tell the tale for future generations.
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