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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 2005
Page
3
The item lists Cooper Hudnutt as publisher and Patti Ewald as managing editor. This byline identifies two newsroom leaders associated with the publication.
Elyria school board narrows to Joseph Madak and Cheryl Kreger as top candidates. Public meet-and-greets begin tonight to hear questions on experience, tenure plans, and vision for the district.
A collection of reader opinions from Ohio voices criticizing Reagan era tax cuts and federal funding shifts, urging action on property taxes and energy costs. The set includes George Polansky on teen work, Jennifer Ritsko on House ethics and DeLay, Celina Riedel questioning leadership, and John A. Thompson Jr urging national renewal.
Teenagers rely on parents for costly items like cell phones internet connected PCs cars and clothes. They rarely work to contribute financially and thus miss essential lessons in responsibility and independence.
Chronicle telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or fewer and may be edited to fit length. Provide signature full home address and telephone number for submission by mail fax or email.
Ten years ago Congress fought a long battle over UMRA, a law limiting unfunded mandates on states and local governments. The bill, signed by President Clinton in March 1995, requires cost estimates for new duties and faces strong partisan resistance. Proponents say it reshaped federal state relations, while critics argue many key programs remain burdensome and not counted as unfunded mandates.
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