Chronicle Te Klee Ram and Brad Dicken Editorial Page Editors
Chronicle staff names The Chronicle Te Klee Ram and Brad Dicken listed as Editorial Page Editors in a staff byline. The note identifies them in their roles shaping opinion and editorials.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 2018
Page
12
Chronicle staff names The Chronicle Te Klee Ram and Brad Dicken listed as Editorial Page Editors in a staff byline. The note identifies them in their roles shaping opinion and editorials.
Ohio faces larger voter roll cuts after a 5 4 Supreme Court decision upholding inactive voter purges. Lorain County estimates up to 10 000 removals could occur, potentially affecting 5 percent of registered voters. The piece urges vigilance and renewed registration checks.
Local letter argues lawmakers must let voters decide on renewal of emergency and operating levies. The writer cites deficits through 2021, questions Tim Williams's property tax status, and accuses Elyria Mayor Holly Brinda of wasteful spending and overpaying staff.
Robert Samuelson argues that Social Security and Medicare dominated federal spending, now about 42 percent and rising with Medicaid included, leaving little room for other needs. He calls for reform of the social contract, higher eligibility ages, trimmed benefits for the wealthy, and targeted spending reductions to improve generational balance.
Almanac style notes recap notable facts for June 12 2018. Mentions Cooperstown Hall of Fame opening 1939 and Medgar Evers brother Charles Evers historic election. Includes birthdays of Kingsley Hagen Bush Frank Nabors Albert Corea Matsui Franco and others. Moon phase given with last quarter and new moon dates.
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