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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 2016
Page
13
An archival snippet lists publication lineage and editorial leadership for the Chronicle Telegraph era, naming A. C. Hudnutt and successors as publishers from 1829 onward, with Arthur D. Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt, plus Andrew R. Young as editor and Julie Wallace as managing editor.
The editorial urges Ohio and Lorain County Republican voters to back Kasich to derail Donald Trump in the state’s winner take all primary. It argues Trump’s leadership style is dictatorial, warns of dangerous rhetoric about the military, and says Kasich offers the best chance to block Trump from clinching the nomination before the Cleveland convention.
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines letter to the editor rules including length limits, edits for brevity and taste, and required contact details. It specifies 250 words or shorter, with signature, full address and telephone number, and provides mailing fax and email options for submission.
Washington columnist notes Clinton would raise about 1.1 trillion over a decade, with the top 1 percent shouldering most of the burden, while Sanders would target 15.3 trillion in revenue for expansive goals. The Tax Policy Center warns gains may barely dent deficits and may dampen growth. Robert Samuelson analyzes the political and economic implications.
Almanac notes the 75th day of 2016 and the 85th of winter. It lists notable birthdays including Ruth Bader Ginsburg Judd Hirsch Eva Longoria will.i.am Jai Courtney and Mike Tomlin among others. It cites historical salaries and a quote from Ruth Bader Ginsburg. It marks the first quarter moon and a ranking note on The Godfather.
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