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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 2010
Page
10
A concise record listing the Chronicle leadership dates and staff roles, noting founders and publishers from 1829 to 1991. Includes A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as publishers and Andrew R Young as publisher, with Julie Wallace as managing editor.
Elyria voters reject a police levy and Lorain tax credit cuts cost the city millions. Vermilion and several school districts oppose property tax raises while others pass levies. Officials fear Washington and Columbus will trim funds, forcing deeper local cuts as an era of austerity begins.
After Republicans win the House, the party must govern with a divided Congress. Voters distrust both parties and demand action on the economy immigration reform and budget cuts. Obama’s veto power limits sweeping changes while Republicans balance spending and wartime commitments.
Oberlin voters confront a rapid Oct 26 decision replacing Geoff Andrews with assistant John Schroth. The board held two secret sessions and offered a three-year contract without public input, prompting questions about bylaws, legality, and impact on busing and levies.
A reader argues the cash for clunkers program helped U.S. workers despite involvement of foreign manufacturers. It notes Toyota and Honda plants in the United States and emphasizes jobs across manufacturing, sales, and service. The author says the program benefited the U.S. economy overall.
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines letter to the editor guidelines noting a 250 word limit, possible edits for brevity and clarity, and required signature, full address and telephone number. It lists mailing and fax addresses and an email submission option.
Leonard Pitts Jr. surveys the Rally To Restore Sanity And Or Fear on the National Mall. He argues Stewart and Colbert used humor to urge calmer political dialogue amid a polarized national climate.
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