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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 2014
Page
9
The Chronicle issue features the masthead listing publishers A C Hudnutt Arthur D Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt from 1927 to 2010 along with editor Andrew R Young and managing editor Julie Wallace.
Ohio Democratic candidate Ed FitzGerald argues for working people while Republican Gov Kasich touts blue collar roots and job creation. Ohio trails the nation in recovery with manufacturing losses of about 87 thousand jobs as of May, shaping a tight campaign with June unemployment data awaited.
The national debate on teacher tenure has reached Philadelphia amid layoffs and seniority rules. Officials cite state control and potential bypass of seniority to retain better teachers, while unions push back. President Obama flagged plans and funds to improve teaching for disadvantaged students, underscoring the merit versus seniority clash.
In this letter to the editor, Ken Seclak challenges Democratic leadership and Black voters, accusing them of misusing Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy and citing poverty metrics. Bob Urman ic weighs in on Cleveland sports and a Cedar Point roller coaster naming idea.
A Lorain County Community College parent commends Cynthia Kushner director of marketing and outreach for meeting their family to explain program options. The letter notes Kushner offered kindness understanding and a path to navigate alternatives improving outlook for the grandson and daughter.
Leonard Pitts Jr reflects on John Seigenthaler and the struggle against racism. The column links Obama era backlash to racial prejudice, cites Seigenthaler’s journey from white privilege to moral leadership, and urges readers to choose vision over blindness.
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