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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 2010
Page
10
The Chronicle offers a historical staffing snapshot listing publishers editors and staff roles. A. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young appear as publishers and editors with Julie Wallace as managing editor, reflecting the paper’s leadership across several decades.
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission weighs restoring all electric home discounts after FirstEnergy sought higher rates. Deregulation ended generation delivery ties, making subsidies cross-subsidize other customers. Homeowners faced sharp winter bills, prompting state action urged by Gov. Strickland.
Readers debate Senate rules and filibuster use across parties. Byrd defends minority rights while critics accuse elites and party leaders of hypocrisy amid campaign donations and policy battles. Michael Pietraroia and Bob Mayer weigh in on taxation, reform, and accountability.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines requirements for letters to the editor including a 250 word limit, potential edits for brevity and clarity, and the need for signature full home address and telephone number. Submission methods by mail fax and email are provided.
The piece argues that both ends of the political spectrum rely on make believe budgets and tax cut promises. It notes the pay-go rule loopholes, huge deficits, and the bipartisan drive to court popularity over solving real problems. Disillusionment follows as rhetoric outpaces reality.
March 2 2010 marks day 61 of the year with historical notes on Rutherford B. Hayes 1877 election victory and 1933 King Kong premiere. Birthdays include Sam Houston and Dr. Seuss. sports note recalls Babe Ruth 1927 salary record. Moon phase listed between full and last quarter.
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