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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2010
Page
10
The Chronicle presents its publication history noting founders and publishers A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt along with editors and staff including A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young Julie Wallace as managing editor. The file marks dates 1829 and 1927 1950 1970 1991 and lists staff roles.
The address mixed inspirational rhetoric and a long list of proposals focusing on jobs and the economy. It avoided immediate health care reform, admitted missteps, and urged bipartisanship, but congressional gridlock remains a major hurdle while the public weighs what can be achieved.
Magdalene and Edward Jenkins of Elyria commend Dr. John Krebs for over 15 years of successful surgeries on their hands knees and their husband's knee. They note his respectful professional care and plan to seek his services again and recommend him widely.
A Lorain resident requested an email from Police Chief Del Rivera to discuss a Head Start matter under ORC 149.43. Lorain Law Director Pat Riley released the email and a Rivera letter, noting a message must document the public office to be a record. The writer challenges that interpretation while thanking for the copy.
Almanac notes 1886 Benz patent for gasoline auto and 1995 49ers win fifth Super Bowl. Birthdays include Paine McKinley Chekhov Fields Selleck Winfrey Graham Lang Poe poem The Raven paid $15. Steelers hold 6 Super Bowl wins. Moon phases from first quarter Jan 23 to full moon Jan 30.
The Supreme Court ruling broadens corporate and nonprofit political advocacy by deeming money speech, sparking critiques that democracy is endangered while supporters say voters and for profit enterprises can decide. Debates hinge on prior precedents, disclosure, and the reach of campaign finance laws amid vast spending in elections.
Republican state senator Jon Husted of Kettering calls on the Ohio General Assembly to pass transparent campaign finance rules. He proposes requiring identification of donors and reporting expenditure amounts to the secretary of state, aiming to counter undisclosed corporate and union spending after Citizens United while election filing deadlines loom. The Chronicle-Telegram invites letters to the editor.
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