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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2009
Page
16
Arthur D Hudnutt served as publisher from 1970 to 1991 guiding the paper with A Cooper Hudnutt as co publisher and Andrew R Young as editor and managing editor shaping editorial direction and operations.
Lorain County commissioners spar over secrecy for a Tuesday session to discuss using Solid Waste Management District funds to hire two of 12 laid off deputies for a Litter Patrol. The piece questions exemptions for private employee talks and urges transparency amid tax debates and public outrage.
The reader notes concern over art and fine arts funding while busing was cut after a failed levy. Since 2006 Midview reduced about 1.3 million dollars, with 1.28 million saved by bus transportation cuts. The writer, a Midview senior, notes cuts may affect graduation requirements and student opportunities.
A reader criticizes Mayor Grace for nine years of perceived neglect harming Elyria's downtown Broad Street and argues alternative gaming at racetracks could boost Ohio state revenue. The letter links improved signage and business vitality to a broader agribusiness and tax benefit, urging action from the governor and legislators.
A reader questions where profits from foreign auto companies go and whether they stay in the United States. The letter recalls 1980s attitudes like Ford’s bumper sticker Buy Japanese, help them buy America and asks for clarification on global profit flows.
The Chronicle Telegram advertises its letters to the editor policy. It sets a 250 word limit and notes letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Send via mail to Editorial Page Editor Elyria or by fax with signature full address and phone number.
The Phoenix area gun store case highlights how U S arms flow feeds Mexican cartel warfare. Arizona AG Terry Goddard calls the state a transit hub as cartels profit from human trafficking and drug smuggling, with Phoenix acting as a distribution center for drugs and people across more than 230 U S cities.
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