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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2003
Page
4
The Chronicle presents its masthead details listing Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 with A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew Young Scott Brown and Rudy Dicks Pattie Waldd as editorial staff including managing and assistant editors.
Ohio Governor Taft warns of a 720 million deficit as Republicans control the Legislature. Expect further cuts and new taxes in the next biennial budget while federal Medicaid costs rise toward 10 billion yearly by 2005. Taft criticizes Bush for cutting revenue and endorses raising revenue through taxes amid a sluggish economy.
A reader urges Avon to push the USPS for a new post office, citing 1990s population growth from 7,337 to 11,446 by 2000, cramped 3000 square foot space, 24 employees, and rising routes. They propose a 2 percent sales tax for schools and a sin tax to fund education, plus state funding for new buildings, with a one year sunset.
The Chronicle Telegram editorial page invites letters under 200 words and edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and phone number and send to the Editorial Page Editor by mail fax or email with contact details for verification.
Newsday columnist Robert Reno notes the PCAOB's $452000 to $556000 pay scale for its initial members and chairman, far above the SEC chair, arguing the bonanza harms credibility and signals a dangerous ethics breach while inviting demands for parity across government pay. The piece criticizes using high private sector wages to attract talent and warns of a creeping precedent.
The Washington Post notes many Republican governors propose tax increases to meet balanced budget mandates while Idaho Governor Dirk Kempthorne pledges no state disassembly or bond jeopardy. He trims office spending and forgoes a raise as other GOP leaders also seek revenue, arguing tax boosts may chase away business and worsen deficits. The piece cites Colorado Governor Bill Owens as a model of restraint and cites ALEC and Manhattan Institute proposals urging cuts, asset sales, and efficiency to avoid tax rises.
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