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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2009
Page
20
Arthur D. Hudnutt served as publisher from 1970 to 1991. Andrew R. Young led as editor with Kyle D. Kondik as editorial page editor shaping the paper’s opinion pages.
Ohio Governor Ted Strickland says gambling is not a desirable economic strategy yet keeps open to considering initiatives. He faces a funding squeeze for schools and may be forced to seek new revenue. House Speaker Budish backs gambling but won’t move without Strickland, while Senate President Harris stays ready to let Strickland lead.
An editorial notes Europe’s gas supply disruption amid a Gazprom Ukraine transit feud. It cites Putin’s claim of reduced gas flow over unpaid pipeline gas and argues Europe should diversify away from Russia as a major energy source. The piece cites lessons from past standoffs and calls for alternative supplies.
A reader, Lorain County Sheriff's Employees Association director, defends fiscal restraint while urging a 0.5 percent sales tax for safety services. He criticizes activist judges, urges law based rulings, and calls for public input at meetings amid budget cuts and police staffing concerns.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission guidelines for letters to the editor. Letters should be 250 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Contact options include mail fax and email to the Editorial Page Editor in Elyria.
Chronicle Telegram column analyzes Ohio's 2010 Senate race after George Voinovich's retirement. Rob Portman enters early. Jim Petro and Mike DeWine are former contenders, while Mary Taylor could emerge as a strong candidate. Party dynamics and apportionment politics influence the field and district maps.
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