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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 2004
Page
5
The Chronicle lists founders and publishers A C Hudnutt and Arthur O Hudnutt with service years 1927 1950 and 1970 1991 respectively. Andrew R Young is named as editor in the same publisher roster. The item reads like a masthead listing of key staff for the paper.
Voters faced hours in line as Oberlin and Lorain County reached high participation. Board officials deployed 1354 machines but Oberlin precincts, student-populated areas, suffered delays while others waited little or none. The election exposed flaws to be fixed before 2008 race.
Nevada, with five electoral votes, drew visits and ads from Clinton Cheney Bush and Kerry as campaigns chased voters amid rapid growth and shifting politics. Local voters like Bryan Allison noted the attention and the state’s emerging role in national races despite its small size.
In Oberlin, a four and a half hour wait to vote brought together residents and Oberlin College students. Voter No 615 with hundreds behind, many aged 18 to 24, shared notes on place and topics while supporting each other with water, food, and conversation.
Citizens for LCCC thank Lorain County residents for strong backing of the College and the University Partnership. The effort highlights affordable high education, 30 plus bachelor’s and master’s degrees, and local degree paths fostering job growth and business retention. Over 800 volunteers helped run a wide grass roots campaign. Forty years since Lorain County created Ohio’s first community college, the University Partnership approved in 1995 marked a new path for the community.
Readers urged donations to local boards of education as a legal, quick way to support schools despite mixed levy results. The letter frames contributing as walking the talk, noting a $100,000 home costs cents daily over five years, with a tax deduction if paid by December 31.
Garnett Publishing covers all costs for the Elyria Magazine promotional mailing including printing, stationery, envelopes, mailing list, stuffing, sorting and postage. Mayor Grace stated the magazine will not be printed at taxpayer expense, and the publisher confirms no city funds were used. The owner of Garnett Publishing is Janis, based in Cleveland.
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