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The Chronicle records its founding July 24 1829 and lists publishers A C Hudnutt 1927 1950 Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 1991 A Cooper Hudnutt 1991 2010 with Julie Wallace as managing editor.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2012
Page
8
The Chronicle records its founding July 24 1829 and lists publishers A C Hudnutt 1927 1950 Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 1991 A Cooper Hudnutt 1991 2010 with Julie Wallace as managing editor.
The piece argues Elyria mayor Brinda risks tainting her reputation by pursuing a tax increase battle similar to Bill Grace. It notes charter limits require general elections for tax changes, the need for a new Charter Review Commission, potential labor strife, and a wary electorate during a presidential year.
Letters to the editor condemn county administrator James Cordes over a health care coverage disruption. They allege budget cuts since 2008 and bullying of local agencies, warning voters to reject officials who create crises and threaten essential benefits. A reader favors privatization debates for the Ohio Turnpike, arguing state control would ruin maintenance.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor rules. Submissions must be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity. Include signature full home address and telephone number for verification.
The piece profiles Rep. Geoff Davis and his REINS Act which would force major regulations to win congressional approval within 70 days or die. It contrasts congressional restraint with executive rulemaking, cites costs of regulations, and notes Obama and Romney positions on vetoes and reform.
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