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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2010
Page
10
The Chronicle b and b archive outlines founders and publishers from 1829 to 1991. It lists A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as publishers, with Andrew R Young as publisher and Julie Wallace as managing editor, among others.
Elyria City Council member Mary Siwierka, boosted by a commanding at large win, hints at a mayoral bid that could complicate the November police tax measure. Her criticism of being ignored echoes past tension with the school board and recalls a lawyer threat by Bob Repas.
The Washington Post notes Senator Lisa Murkowski and 40 colleagues back a disapproval resolution to curb EPA power over greenhouse gas emissions. They argue Congress should design a carbon price and rebates, while supporters warn against blocking Plan A before a climate bill is ready.
A reader from Elyria argues that Tea Party and Libertarian aims favor small government but face skepticism about practicality. He criticizes government waste and calls for strong leadership addressing the Gulf spill and NASA’s role. A Wellington retiree urges tax funds stay with police, warning against budget shifts.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Letters must be 250 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone. provide mailing fax or email contact details for submission.
George Will analyzes May employment figures showing private sector gains faltering while 411000 temporary government census jobs distort the picture. He critiques Obama and progressive policy, cites cap and trade and health care bills, and warns of a prolonged jobless recovery amid regulatory uncertainty.
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