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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 2015
Page
14
Historical note lists key figures at The Chronicle with periods of leadership from 1927 to 2010. A. Hudnutt and successors serve as publishers, A. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young oversee editorial roles, with Julie Wallace as managing editor.
The article notes Sen. Sherrod Brown and Sen. Rob Portman diverged on allowing full debate on Obama’s request for fast track authority for a 12 nation Pacific trade pact. Portman voted yes with Republicans, Brown opposed, leaving 52 for debate and 45 against, a Democratic rebuke of the president amid broader partisan and economic tensions.
Elyria mayor thanks supporters in re election bid and outlines a reform driven plan to offset 4.5 million dollars in state and federal cuts. The administration cites 2.3 million in savings 200 new jobs in 2014 255 in process 430 drug arrests and 46 million in infrastructure and nuisance property projects as signs of progress. Carter thanks voters in Lorain and pledges collaboration with officials and residents of the 3rd Ward.
Wake up Lorain County Metro Parks deer are destroying vegetation and harming ecosystems. Residents call for culling to reduce damage to agriculture timber and landscape and to curb deer related hazards and disease risks. A reader from Avon Lake and another from Grafton weigh in on politics and civic issues.
President Obama faces Democratic opposition over trade legislation with critics described as fearful and illogical. He accuses opponents of not understanding a global economy as details of the pact remain classified amid a White House secrecy drive and leaked information cases.
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