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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2010
Page
12
A historical clipping lists staff roles for The Chronicle at the University of Washington with publishers A. Cooper Hudnutt and Arthur D. Hudnutt, editors Andrew R. Young and Julie Wallace, dating from 1927 to 1991 and noting founder dates.
In Lorain County the Wellington Community Fire District covers similar territory to Cleveland's city division but operates on a fraction of the cost. The district relies on a 2.5 mill levy generating about $653 000 annually, expiring this year, with a proposed five year renewal raising to about $696 000. This funds two full time staff plus 29 part timers to update equipment and station roof while keeping taxes near a 9 percent rise for a $100 000 home.
The piece discusses Obama offshore drilling expansion amid the Deepwater Horizon disaster off Louisiana. It cites Napolitano calling the spill a national significance event, Allen warning of potential severity, and compares Gulf spill to Exxon Valdez. It argues for safeguards and cautious energy policy.
Readers tout Maria Vitale as the linchpin for Lorain County and the 56th District while Dan Ramos gains support from Karen Bors and Michelle Martinez for experience in Columbus. Elyria residents urge Yes on Issue 5, praising the district’s stewardship and Greek education. Jose Candelario earns endorsements for vision and progress.
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines letter submission rules including length limits of 250 words and editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. It specifies signature full address and telephone details and provides mailing fax and email submission instructions to the Editorial Page Editor in Elyria Ohio.
Washington Columnist notes Sue Lowden a Nevada Republican Senate hopeful touts bartering with doctors to cut costs. Critics call it false memory nostalgia, comparing the idea to a bygone era and urging focus on real health care reform amid Nevada’s housing and access challenges.
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