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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 2010
Page
10
A historical Chronicle listing shows A. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publishers and Julie Wallace as managing editor with ties to the Hudnutt family press lineage dating back to 1927. The note marks July 24 1829 as a founding reference and spans through 1950 and 1991 publication eras.
Editor portrays board as driver ignoring brake taps while superintendent urges action. Voters rejected a $6 million yearly tax hike, leaving a deficit exceeding $10 million by 2011-12. Treasurer's proposed cuts include 107 teaching positions and sport, busing, and maintenance reductions.
Readers question city spending on searches for anonymous letters against Joseph Montelon, suggesting tax burdens and hidden funds. The letter cites heavy overtime, forensics, and a large pot of taxpayer money, while contrasting city needs with alleged misallocation.
The piece argues campaign spending favors the wealthy and corporations, boosted by Citizens United. It cites income inequality rising since 1980 and 2008, and notes donor secrecy and the potential for shareholders and customers to push change, including corporate reevaluations after public backlash. It ends by noting only people can vote.
Democrats blamed voters and argued the electorate wanted ideas, not endless blaming. The piece critiques liberal marketing, progressivism, and government power, noting a Tuesday repudiation by a rational majority and questioning the limits of Founders era principles versus modern governance.
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