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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2016
Page
13
A historical snippet lists The Chronicle founders and postulates staff lineage from July 24 1829 through 2010. It names A C Hudnutt as publisher 1927 1950 Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 1991 A Cooper Hudnutt 1991 2010 Andrew R Young editor Julie Wallace managing editor.
Our Opinion urges GOP voters in the 57th District to back Timothy Opsitnick of Avon in the March 15 primary to succeed Terry Boose. The piece notes Lorain County dominance, Opsitnicks small business focus with Jurinnov, and contrasts him with Frombaugh Stein and Waldrup while highlighting district makeup and future general election dynamics.
Readers urge Elyria voters to pass Issue 6 to fund police overtime, youth programs, streets, and downtown improvements. The letter cites Chronicle-Telegram coverage on city salaries and overtime to maintain essential services and protect residents.
Robert Samuelson reviews the White House Council of Economic Advisers annual report. It argues inequality rose 1975 to 2014 as top earners gained, rents from profits rose, and firm-level disparities grew. It also notes sluggish state local service funding and potential 2016 labor-tightening scenarios.
Almanac outlines birthdays of Chopin Miller Niven Caray Ellison Rabin Belafonte Daltrey Howard Snyder Bardem Ackles Bieber and more. It notes the ICC held its inaugural session on March 1 2016 and marks today as the 61st day of 2016 and 71st day of the current session in The Hague. It also recalls Mantles 1969 retirement quote Ellison on identity and lists Wikipedia pages as of mid February 2016 and the last quarter moon on March 1.
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