Elyria settles City Hall suit for 1 million with architects
Elyria reached a 1 million settlement with Clark and Post Architects of Lorain over the City Hall project cost overruns. The city had sought 2.5 million after a two year delay and cost rise from 8.3 million to over 13 million. Officials said trial risk and legal fees influenced the agreement. Grace and Shilling defended the deal as reasonable and noted the city avoided tens or hundreds of thousands in extra costs.
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Lorain
Bill Grace
Terry Shilling
Grace
Midview
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Massachusetts voters postpone gay marriage amendment fate
The Washington Post editorial notes Massachusetts lawmakers failed to secure enough votes to place a 2008 ballot referendum on redefining marriage to a union of a man and a woman. It cites 62 votes in the first tally, 45 in the second, delaying action to 2012, and contrasts court rulings with democratic processes. The piece highlights broader national shifts toward recognition of gay rights, referencing Loving v. Virginia and ongoing civil unions in several states. It frames public opinion as gradually evolving and supports equal marriage rights.
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Lorain school turmoil and political radio clashes
Lorain schools face student loss amid small schools changes and wide staff hirings at Charleston. The author questions the plan to consolidate to one high school, criticizes administration, and contrasts liberal radio rhetoric with conservative hosts like Limbaugh Hannity and local educator Bob Frantz. Ken Sedlak of LaGrange Township writes.
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Limbaugh
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Bob Frantz
Ken Sedlak
LaGrange Township
Letters to the editor guidelines from Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor rules including a 250 word limit, potential editing for brevity and clarity, and required signing with full home address and telephone. Contact options include mail, fax, and email to submit letters for the editorial page.
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Regulated speech and the First Amendment debate
Washington Post columnist Samuelson argues that campaign finance reform has distorted free speech, creating a murky legal regime around what can be said in elections. He cites Wisconsin Right to Life v. FEC and McCain Feingold while noting limited benefits and ongoing litigation, urging disclosure over secrecy.
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Michael Malbin
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