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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2014
Page
9
The Chronicle staff page lists founders publishers and editors including A. C. Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young with years of operation and current editors Julie Wallace and Arthur D. Hudnutt. It notes lineage from 1829 founding through 2010 and beyond with multiple Hudnutt family publishers.
The Obama administration calls privatizing the Domain Name System, moving ICANN away from U S government control to a global multistakeholder group. Critics fear foreign influence or censorship, while supporters argue privatization reduces the risk of Balkanized networks. The plan expires in September 2015 with no assured governance model yet.
Lorain Schools advertised for bids for a school board attorney to save money and reduce politics in the district. Matt Lundy, Ohio state representative for the 55th district, champions open records and government transparency during Sunshine Week.
Ken Sedlak of LaGrange Township critiques the Lorain school board attorney's dual role, pledges action on sidewalk safety, and questions gun control laws. He cites heroin and fentanyl dangers in Lorain and Cuyahoga counties and argues local regulations should enforce sidewalk clearing and grass rules amid winter risks. He reflects on rights and civic responsibility and laments perceived liberal policy failures.
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts Jr. argues Florida’s system fails abused children like Ghanson Debrosse born in 2010. He notes DCF hotlines and budget cuts left 477 children dead in six years, urging public accountability and action for vulnerable youths.
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