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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2010
Page
12
The Chronicle lists staff history with publishers AC Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt and editor Andrew R Young plus Julie Wallace as managing editor. It notes founders and leadership spans from 1829 to 1991.
Grace administration and Elyria City Council push using 30 000 from JEDD taxes to back a 0 25 percent income tax levy campaign raising concerns about public money fueling campaigns The debate centers on principle vs practicality and whether residents will trust citizen led efforts over government funded efforts ahead of the November ballot.
A Kansas City Star opinion argues Congress should debate net neutrality with facts not fear. It notes the Obama administration favors neutrality while providers warn regulation could slow traffic management and innovation. The piece urges open, evidence based discussion to grow the Internet economy.
George Hill argues that Arizona style immigration enforcement harms Latinos in Arizona and should not be replicated in Ohio. He warns of civil rights abuses and racial profiling, suggesting national adoption would worsen discrimination and police overreach.
A letter by Larry Klipstein argues that a temporary tax funding the Elyria Police Department is insufficient for long term safety. He contends the levy should fund police growth and related city services, asserting stability attracts families and businesses and strengthens Parks and Recreation as tax base rises.
A note from Mary Panter thanks police and firefighters for saving the Rose family after a March 9 fire, the second in four months. She credits responders from the November blaze for saving pets and belongings and pledges to pursue the arsonist, vowing justice.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor policies requiring brevity under 250 words, possible editing for brevity accuracy and clarity, and including signature full home address and phone number. Contact options include mail fax and email for submission.
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts Jr argues that social conservatives have never supported Black civil rights and would have resisted 1964 protections. He cites Rand Paul’s remarks on the Civil Rights Act, noting private ownership as a safeguard used by segregationists. Pitts links historic resistance to current rhetoric and calls out ongoing ideological splits.
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