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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2007
Page
18
Arthur D. Hudnutt served as publisher from 1970 to 1991 with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young in senior roles. Dave Perozek was editorial page editor and Patti Ewald Pa Bote en Julie Wallace held key editorial positions assisting management.
The Supreme Court in Ledbetter v Goodyear ruled that disparate pay claims must be filed within 180 days of the first discriminatory act. Lilly Ledbetter learned years later her pay lagged behind male peers, prompting debate over statutory language and the statute of limitations. Justice Alito authored the majority opinion while Justice Ginsburg dissented, warning of narrow readings fueling ongoing pay inequities. The decision implications extend to race, religion, and other protected classes, raising concerns about future enforcement.
A reader questions the Lorain County commissioners push for a 0.25 percent sales tax arguing they have $11.5 million available after state losses and prior carryovers. The letter urges budgeting for three to five years ahead and voter approval rather than a quick tax hike. It cites past cuts to the Sheriff’s Department and questions safety priorities.
The Elyria Public Library hosted Pirate Mania on May 19 with crafts movies boat safety planetarium pirate language and treats for all ages. Attendees praised the event and library services that day.
The piece argues that female voters in France rejected Segolene Royal despite gender, suggesting Hillary Clinton cannot rely on a universal women vote in 2008. It notes Royal’s focus on gender over issues, Hillary’s mixed appeal among women, and the need to address Iraq and substantive policy while avoiding condescension.
In a column by Harvey Gittler, the piece explores why brides historically take or retain their family names, notes religious views that none require name changes, cites Lucy Stone as an early example, and ends with a personal stance favoring keeping birth names.
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