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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 2003
Page
5
A fragment from The Chronicle archives outlines publisher A Cooper Hudnutt and staff roles including Hudnutt, Scott Brown, Rudy Dicks, Patti Ewald, and others during 1927 to 1950. It references foundational notes and page planning with occasional initials for editorial positions.
Avon Firelands and Sheffield-Sheffield Lake districts seek voter approval this Tuesday for three levy issues to avert state control and deep cuts. A 9.99 mill levy in Sheffield and Sheffield Lake would raise about 2.8 million yearly, while a 25 mill levy would fund renovations and a 5.9 mill replacement would cover operating costs. Tax impacts cite a $305 yearly bill on a 100 000 home, with other mills and yearly costs varying by district.
Letters praise candidates Stanley Wojdyla and Kathryn Karpus for the Elyria Board of Education. Writ ing recommendations highlight Wojdyla as a man of character and Karpus as an experienced, community driven advocate active in committees and endowment work.
Bridget Byam Novak and former ICC member Brent? Grant Tracey urge Elyria voters to back Jeffrey McCullough as a write‑in for the Elyria Board of Education and to approve Issue 31. Novak praises McCullough’s fairness and leadership while Tracey emphasizes representing Elyria West and Pioneer communities.
Lifelong Elyria resident Stanley R. Wojdyla is urged as a dedicated candidate. His deep church, community, and civic involvement, plus family life and work experience, align with strong school leadership and public service values.
The article presents contrasting views on Issue 1, noting Ohio has shed jobs while arguing the bond plan would fund research and high-growth industries. Supporters claim it creates jobs and is not a tax increase, tying it to the Third Frontier Project. Critics question funding sources and repayment without taxes.
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