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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2006
Page
10
The Chronicle lists Arthur D. Hudnutt as publisher from 1970 to 1991 and credits Andrew R. Young as editor with Dave Perczek the editorial page editor and Matt Westerhold as assistant managing editor.
Lorain County commissioners held an unadvertised informal session with Sheriff Stammitti and captains to discuss funding cuts and road patrol. Critics warn such secrecy erodes public oversight and echoes past executive-session actions like airport seizure and tax financing plans, urging inclusive future discussions.
Letter and commentary describe a Republican backed precinct challenge law aimed at naturalized and non white voters, suggesting it invites manipulation and corruption. It critiques Rep. Kevin DeWine and urges voters to challenge the council and state legislators.
The Wellspring, a local Bible and religious gifts shop, shuts its doors due to economic pressure. The writer notes prior closings like Hales Grocery and Brandau's, asking what business may fail next.
A Philadelphia Inquirer piece notes a yoga class in which the author, amid meditative breath and cosmic musings, panics as the parking meter ticks toward zero. The narrator jokes about the price of parking, the gym’s tranquil ambiance, and the urge to depart before a ticket arrives.
Leonard Pitts Jr reflects on Bill Gates stepping to full time charity work and the moral prompt it offers to average readers. He notes Gates has funded AIDS programs, vaccines, and scholarships and asks what everyday people can do. He suggests painting a fence or mentoring a child as meaningful acts.
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