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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 2009
Page
10
The record lists publishers and editors with names and service periods. A C Hudnutt served 1927 to 1950, Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 to 1991, Andrew R Young as publisher, Julie Wallace as managing editor, with founding date July 24, 1829.
Our Opinion notes state representative Koziura from Lorain again targets Family Court in Lorain County. The piece details budget amendments restoring Probate Court and replacing Family Court Judge Walther with the Probate post, amid Senate scrutiny and revenue shortfalls.
A bystander feeding ducklings alters their path, breaking a mother’s guidance and leaving the brood with the island group. The scene prompts local readers to note the rule against feeding wildlife and connects it to broader frustrations with taxes and library funding in Elyria.
A resident urges reevaluating city benefits and wage scales to avoid higher taxes. Citing cuts already hit workers, the letter argues for bargaining changes similar to unions like the UAW and stresses shared sacrifice to save jobs and curb expenses. The author accuses officials of inaction and says longevity benefits and other perks must be reconsidered.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter to the editor guidelines emphasizing brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or shorter with possible editing for length and readability. It provides mailing fax and email submission options for readers to contact the Editorial Page Editor.
Robert Samuelson argues that the case against multinational tax practices is simplistic. He notes that most foreign profits are taxed abroad or deferred, that overseas jobs often support U.S. employment, and that Obama’s proposed $210 billion ten year gain is small relative to total revenues. He also warns that higher foreign tax costs could reduce U.S. competitiveness and jobs.
The entry notes Charleston fell in 1780 during the Revolutionary War and Berlin’s blockade ended in 1949. Birthdays include Nightingale Hepburn Rosenberg Berra Bacharach Carlin Estevez Hawk Biggs. It also mentions the Knicks obtaining Patrick Ewing as No 1 in the NBA draft and a weather quote from George Carlin. Moon phase spans from full moon May 9 to third quarter May 17.
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