Local Publisher and Editors Named in Notice
A brief newspaper note lists A. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publishers with Julie Wallace serving as managing editor and the overall editorial team.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2009
Page
16
A brief newspaper note lists A. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publishers with Julie Wallace serving as managing editor and the overall editorial team.
Ohio unemployment climbs to 8.8 percent and 15-year high in August fueling support for a November casino proposal by the Ohio Jobs and Growth Committee. Plan envisions Las Vegas style casinos in Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Toledo funded by a 33 percent gross revenue tax. Proponents promise 600 million yearly with 51 percent to counties and 34 percent to schools. Critics including Sam Zonak and Gov. Strickland warn against state run gambling and warn of redirections from horse racing. Dan Gilbert among investors, but skepticism remains over promises of 1 billion private investment and 20 000 jobs.
A nationwide study of 12 000 students shows over half expect employment within three months of graduation, while employers anticipate 22 percent fewer hires for the class of 2009 and 67 percent plan to change hiring strategies. Policy makers seek stimulus jobs.
An editorial corrects a Thursday note on the Elyria city and firefighters union tentative agreement. It states the pact would prevent all layoffs, not almost all.
Letter writer David Rosso defends Nancy Smith from 1994 molestation accusations, condemns hysteria and calls for fair treatment. He cites tax hikes, sewer rates, and pension concerns tied to national spending, urging readers to support traditional media and questioning government policy.
Avon residents Dr. David W. and Connie Spillars urge revitalization of Elyria. They argue Elyria is the county’s judicial center and 911 hub and say downtown activity and incentives to attract business could boost jobs and livability. They plan to move to Elyria.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines how to submit letters to the editor by mail fax or email. It provides contact details for the Editorial Page Editor and notes email as preferred for submissions. The notice serves as guidance for readers wishing to share opinions.
Washington yuxtaposes grand aims with messy realities as the Obama administration struggles to articulate clear priorities. The piece critiques reliance on sweeping plans like TARP and health care reform while markets fall, questioning the coherence of policy and the pace of economic revival.
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