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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 2004
Page
4
The fragment lists publishers editors and staff roles including Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 and Andrew R. Young as publisher with Scott Brown as editorial page editor Patti Ewald as managing editor. It references FEILe founded July 24 1829 and names A Cooper Khudnutt and related staff.
Ohio voters rejected school tax issues across three districts amid a larger pattern. State Rep. Earl Martin argues cutting business taxes would spur growth and fund schools, while opponents warn the shift burdens homeowners. The debate follows a slate of levy failures and a tight primary with Martha Wise challenging Martin.
A collection of letters criticizes Elyria library tax increases, urges support for other libraries, and scolds local voters as emotionally driven. Lori Kakoski wins county commissioner primary. Kilroy comments on Moonbeam and Kucinich votes. The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter submission rules.
Betsy Hart recalls the 2000 Florida recount chaos and the stress of a drawn out election season. She notes personal impact on pregnancy and family routines and jokes about fleeing to Tahiti if another prolonged vote tally drags on.
Clarence Page analyzes how a fictional push for D C vouchers in West Wing mirrors real life. He notes black and Hispanic voters show higher voucher support than whites, while Democratic leaders face pressure from unions as voters weigh educational choices and bipartisan experimentation.
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