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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2010
Page
10
A brief entry listing publishers and editors such as A. Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew R. Young, Julie Wallace and noting historical ownership from 1927 to 1991. The Chronicle traces its lineage with Hudnutt family leadership across multiple decades.
The court ruled 5 to 1 that a properly trained officer may use speed estimates to convict a speeder without high tech backing. The decision arose from a 2008 case on Route 21 in Copley Township near Akron where radar evidence was excluded due to a missing certificate.
The Dallas Morning News urges tougher offshore drilling rules after a Gulf spill. It notes a missing $500 000 remote shutoff, BP and government accountability, and calls for mandatory advanced safety tech and higher liability to restore public confidence in offshore energy.
A Lorain County column predicts November outcomes based on voter registration while a candidate touts cross party support and commitment to the community. The piece also covers Elyria’s jail closure and calls for reopening it to deter crime and protect students.
A letter from Robert Sherwin of Columbia Township argues for a Libertarian third party to restore balance in U.S. politics. He criticizes both major parties and urges cross party appeal, calling for smaller government and greater personal freedoms. The Chronicle Telegram notes letters must be under 250 words and provides submission details.
George Will discusses the clash between Madisonian limited government and Wilsonian progressivism. He critiques the modern welfare state as expanding rights and government power, arguing against a living Constitution that erases natural rights and enables endless expansion. He cites FDR and Thatcher to illustrate recurring tensions.
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