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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 2007
Page
5
The Chronicle listing shows founders and long time publishers including A C Hudnutt and Arthur C Hudnutt with roles such as publisher editor and managing editor. Andrew R Young and D Perezek appear among editorial staff with Patti Ewald and Julie Wallace in managing roles.
Ohio Governor Ted Strickland delivered the first State of the State speech by a Democratic leader in 16 years. He pushed education reform including preschool expansion, raising state share of K-12 funding to 54 percent by 2009, property tax relief for seniors, and higher education funding with tuition caps. He also urged limits on vouchers and charter schools amid a broader push for energy, jobs, and health coverage, with mixed prospects in a Republican legislature.
The Orlando Sentinel notes President Bush’s Latin America tour aims at immigration reform and extradition cooperation with Mexican President Felipe Calderon. It argues for equal partnership, Mexican economic reform, job creation, and a broader U S Mexico alliance to ease border tensions and gain congressional support.
A collection of letters from Elyria 7th Ward candidates responds to a March 3 Chronicle article misquoting Jerry McHugh and others. They defend service records, urge neighborhood action, and discuss housing, schools, and district renewal amid local political tensions.
Veteran analyst David Broder argues that premature judgments about the 2008 Republican nomination are unfounded as voters and party dynamics remain fluid. He notes GOP support for Bush remains solid, but a crowded field and undecideds complicate early predictions amid ongoing Iraq war casualties and party scandals.
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