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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1998
Page
17
Supporter extols Henry T. Webber as an honest compassionate attorney with top reach in domestic relations including divorce and custody. He is described as tirelessly serving clients and favors a seasoned judge, not an inexperienced one, to handle sensitive family cases.
Residents push for student success levy to fund computers books and equipment for Elyria Schools aiming to improve education and future career readiness. Critics discuss zoning and traffic impacts from new development and malls north of I 90.
The author argues mourning doves are guileless and unworthy targets while endorsing hunting for meat without hormones. The piece frames the dove as a slow, unintelligent quarry and questions hunters who would shoot such a creature for sustenance.
Local resident urges vote against mall expansion in Avon and opposes Issue 14. The message claims Richard Jacobs and Robert Stark know the law and warn that if Avon Commons fails, they could pursue court action to force Avon to address the project.
Sam argues in favor of renewing 0.25 percent Elyria income tax, noting half comes from outside voters and payroll tax excludes pensions and Social Security. He says the tax supports recreational facilities used by tens of thousands and urges voting yes on November 3.
A reader praises the Chronicle Telegram for endorsing Jack Baird for county commissioner and argues against ongoing infighting on the board. The letter urges voters to support Baird’s experience on Elyria City Council and community boards to bring stability and cooperation. It also cautions voters to scrutinize officials and urges support for Issue 5, the school levy, and criticizes competing proposals like rail line studies.
Voters have rejected Elyria school levies due to lack of a plan. The new administration led by E Jean Harper presents a strategic plan addressing concerns. Elyria must exceed state minimums to keep the city competitive with educated workers for new jobs. Local lawmakers have not passed funding reform yet.
On November 8 1997 Elyria voters were thanked for support of my candidacy to the Board of Education The Board selected E Jean Harper to lead the district through 2000 and beyond Since her arrival in March Harper has shown she is a child centered leader and the staff have created a strategic academic plan Passage of Issue 5 is critical to implementing and completing this plan
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