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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2008
Page
12
The Chronicle notes Pub A C Hudnutt’s era from 1927 to 1950 and honors Patti Ewald’s association with the paper. It references founding dates and the publication’s long lineage, highlighting historical continuity and notable figures tied to the Chronicle.
Elyria leaders consider renewing a 0.5 percent income tax or pursuing a 0.75 percent levy to raise funds for roads police and fire protection downtown revitalization and other services. Polls show potential support but also skepticism amid high energy costs and a tight budget with May deadline looming.
An editorial argues EU policy shifts toward Cuba, urging gradual liberalization while criticizing U S resistance and contrasting Cuba with China. It notes Fidel Castro's retirement and hints at broader engagement as a path to reform. The piece appeared in Monday's Findlay Courier.
The article discusses Barack Obama refusing federal campaign funds arguing the move will help avoid large donor influence. It notes opponents frame the decision as negative while suggesting reform is needed to curb swiftboating and excessive corporate influence in elections.
A reader from Elyria Glen E Osborne argues for Ohio or Lorain County laws banning handheld cell phones in moving vehicles. He recommends hands free devices and penalties escalating with violations to deter distracted driving and protect road users.
Editorial page guidance for submitting letters by fax or email with the address chroniclet.com.
Editorial notes Ohioans flock to South Carolina amid migration trends. Cites census data, GoBacktoOhio site claims, and mentions Ohio influence in local culture and history. References I-73 plans, Confederate flag controversy, and Ohio figures in politics and sports.
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