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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2011
Page
14
The Chronicle lists publication lineage from 1829 with A C Hudnutt as founder and later publishers Arthur D Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt. Andrew R Young is the editor and Julie Wallace the managing editor.
Voters who opposed Elyria police tax may find vindication as city income tax receipts rise by just over 20 percent in the first two months, potentially boosting revenue to nearly four million dollars more than last year despite uncertainties from state funding cuts.
A letter to the Chronicle Telegram argues Avon proposed assessments to share one third of the I 90 Nagle Road interchange cost. The author cites eminent domain fears, property value arguments, and tax burdens affecting 105 nearby property owners and nearby business interests.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor with editing for brevity and clarity. Submissions should be 250 words or fewer and include signature, full address, and telephone for verification. Mailing and fax details and the preferred email for submissions are provided.
Robert J. Samuelson argues that the decline of private sector unions, followed by waning public sector power, signals a broader collapse of Big Labor. He notes historical strength, current erosion, and the budgeting squeeze driving unions to concede wages and benefits while adapting or fading.
Almanac for March 1 2011 lists the day as the 60th of the year and 71st of winter. Highlights include the 1781 Articles of Confederation adoption and JFKs Peace Corps creation in 1961, plus other historical notes and notable birthdays.
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