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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2007
Page
5
The Chronicle staff page lists A C Hudnutt as founder and publishers A Hudnutt 1927 to 1950 and Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 to 1991 with Andrew R Young as editor Dave Perozek as Editorial Page Editor Patti Ewald as Managing Editor and Julie Wallace as Assistant Managing Editor.
Lorain County residents questioned former Domestic Relations Court judge Paulette Lilly after reports she used county cars for personal reasons. Investigators found no criminal charges, yet the probe highlighted alleged entitlement and governance concerns that fueled her 2007 ouster.
The pundit faced backlash after calling John Edwards a faggot at the Conservative Political Action Conference in a speech that drew laughs from some and swift condemnations from GOP hopefuls. Critics say such trash talk degrades discourse and politics.
A collection of letters discusses education funding and school needs, public memory, and media criticism. Sally Howard urges continued school support and warns against cutting four year plans, while Eileen Bohanon dismisses claims of liberal name calling and critiques conservative media.
Joyce M. Snyder, after 37 years with Elyria Parks and Recreation, urges residents to research the two Democratic mayoral candidates. She endorses Holly Brinda, citing background and experience, and asks Elyrians to vote Brinda on May 8.
A local letter targets challenger Mrs. Brinda, accusing her school board management of Ohio report card shortcomings while defending incumbent Mayor Grace. The writer warns voters to scrutinize both schools and city leadership before deciding on a future run for the school board or mayor.
Ohio's new auditor, the first CPA in the role, cites 517 audits in seven weeks and 23 findings totaling 1.47 million dollars in improper or illegal spending. Notable cases include International Preparatory School overbilling the state and misused federal grants, plus county and township mischarges. The office urges public tips via fraud hotlines and promotes stronger internal controls.
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