Editorial urges No vote on Ohio Issue 1 curbing governor power
The Chronicle Telegram argues against state Issue 1 claiming the governor must have authority to reduce criminal sentences as a constitutional safeguard. It notes past actions by former Gov. Celeste who commuted multiple death and violent-crime sentences, highlighting the public debate over executive clemency and justice.
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Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
Richard Celeste
Celeste
Oberlin
No on Issue 1 cry and constitutional debate shapes Ohio view
The piece argues against amending the Ohio Constitution to let the Legislature override a governor on commutations. It cites Celeste and Gov. George Voinovich while urging the public to remove a single offended governor rather than gatekeeping multiple officials. The tone reflects editorial concern over political power and due process.
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Celeste
George Voinovich
State Issue 2 borrows more for roads and debt
Local officials back Issue 2 to fund roads bridges sewers water lines and landfills with borrowed money repaid by taxpayers. The measure would extend borrowing for 10 years and increase authorization to 2.4 billion, raising concerns of ballooning debt and interest.
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Associated Press
No on Issue 2 urged by Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram urges voters to say No to Issue 2. It warns Ohio cannot print money to cover deficits and that funding for schools health care and parks could suffer. It supports prudent borrowing locally or in Columbus only if it does not replace pay as you go financing.
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Ohio
Columbus
Chronicle-Telegram
Dinallo Receives Endorsement for Amherst Mayor
A longtime supporter praises Bob Dinallo as fair attentive and approachable at Amherst Council meetings. The letter lauds his listening skills truthful discussion style and reliable response to residents, declaring him the right man for mayor at this time.
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Amherst
Bob Dinallo
Bob
Bill Gardner for North Ridgeville Mayor Hopeful
Former North Ridgeville Democratic Party chairman McGlaughlin endorses Bill Gardner for mayor. The letter highlights Gardner family ties, service in Boy Scouts and the Air Force, involvement in local organizations, and focus on senior citizens and city problems.
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North Ridgeville
Bill Gardner
Don
Gardners
Bill
T.S. Air Force
North Ridgeville Senior Center
McGlaughlin
Democratic Party
Keystone levy letter challenges true facts and urges support
A local reader defends the Keystone levy and corrects alleged inaccuracies in a October 25 letter. The writer asserts the 1994 levy was 8 mills, credits the tax rise to county re-evaluation, disputes claims about new homes boosting school revenue, clarifies last year’s levy funded operating expenses, and urges Keystone residents to support the levy on Tuesday.
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Doris Shamblin
Ms. Shamblin
Shamblin
Keystone
Chronicle Telegram letters deadline for election
The Chronicle Telegram notes letters to the editor on the upcoming election have passed their deadline. The final day the paper will publish letters about this election is Sunday. Signatures must include full home address and telephone number and be sent to the Editorial Page Editor at Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or by fax at 329-7272.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle
Elyria
Vote for Herman Larkins for council at large
A political appeal urging residents to vote for Herman Larkins for the council at large seat. The message emphasizes his prior service on the school board, commitment to education, and dedication to representing all residents rather than a select few. It cautions voters to choose one candidate and to let Larkins speak for the community.
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Herman Larkins
Elyria
Larkins
Cartoon in Keys ad promotes Guinta's son
A reader responds to Mr Keys campaign ad dated Oct 30, criticizing the Chronicle Telegram editorial cartoon used. The letter supports Shirley Guinta as Elyria's next mayor, praising her integrity and leadership while condemning the incumbent's campaign tactics and perceived favoritism.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle
Mr. Keys
The
Shirley Guinta
Elyria
Mayor Election Urged to Base On Accomplishments
Voters are urged to treat the Elyria mayoral race as serious business not a popularity contest. The piece argues chief executives, including Ford, GM, and IBM, pick leaders by accomplishments, urging the electorate to do the same when choosing Elyria’s mayor.
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Elyria
Ford
General Motors
IBM
Why We Should Share Love With Cats Not Harm Them
A reader urges compassion for cats, condemning Halloween animal abuse. They note animals have feelings, compare hurting animals to injuring humans, and question the link between Halloween traditions and animal harm, calling for kindness.
Shannon as Junior at Midview High School
Shannon is a junior at Midview High School. The note confirms her grade level and school affiliation.
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Shannon
Midview High School
Elyria School Levies Imperative For Student Impact
A local plea urges Elyria voters to back Issues 33 and 34 to protect teacher jobs and programs. It argues cuts from failed levies would raise class sizes, reduce instruction quality, and possibly close schools, stressing citizen responsibility to fund local education.
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Board of Education
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