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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 2004
Page
18
The Chronicle credits Arthur D. Hudnutt as publisher from 1970 to 1991 and names A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R. Young as publishers, with Dave Perczek editor, Patti Ewald managing editor, and Matt Westerhold assistant managing editor listed among the legacy staff.
Ohio lawmakers push a November ballot question to legalize slot machines at seven racetracks including Northfield Park and Thistledown to raise revenue for schools. Opponents warn of regressive taxation, addiction, and social costs while racetracks seek relief from struggling finances.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel argues for a continued ban on taxes for Internet access, urging a speedy congressional agreement on duration. It warns taxing access would hinder growth and equity, supports broad ban scope including broadband, but exempts state and local voice service taxes. It also favors simplified online tax collection and rejects taxing Internet connections as a mall tollgate.
Readers condemn the abuse of Iraqi prisoners under U.S. watch and urge immediate action against Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld. They fault Bush’s Iraq rationale, urge accountability, and defend U.S. troops while warning against war-time excuses. The letters also defend Kerry against criticism and challenge Bush and Cheney’s Vietnam records.
Neal Peirce reports on Brookings and Keystone findings urging smarter state policy to defend older cities like Philadelphia and Harrisburg. Subsidies favor suburbs, leaving aging urban areas with sagging tax bases and blight. innovation, land reclamation, and Web savvy recruitment could reverse decline and attract firms.
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