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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 2002
Page
8
A reader expresses embarrassment at partisan campaigning, urges decency and reform beyond finance rules, notes negative tactics by both parties, and foresees tough 2004 campaigns with calls for less smear and more substantive debate. The column cites John McCain, Meals on Wheels funding, and a potential three party mix.
Ohio lawmakers debate a bill to tighten charter school finance and require in person student meetings every eight weeks at online schools while penalizing funding as family enrollment grows. Rep. Jon Husted cautions against excessive regulation that could erode charter schools’ freedoms, as hearings take place in the Republican controlled Senate Education Committee amid party disagreements.
Ten-foot-tall Fender Stratocaster replicas displayed around Cleveland sold for about 800000 at a charity auction benefiting the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum United Way and Make-A-Wish Foundation. George Simon paid 105000 for a Yoko Ono painted guitar and bought four more with his law partners. a Pete Townshend likeness sold for 30000.
Avon Lake Mayor Rob Berner urged rethinking a 2008 deadline for sidewalks along every thoroughfare. He pressed to target heavily traveled zones and acquire more city rights of way to avoid zig zagging sidewalks, prioritizing residential areas near schools and parks while questioning costs and equity.
Reenewid Construction of the county justice center will be complete in under two years. The Chronicle-Telegram will publish a numbered photo each Monday to let readers follow progress. When the courthouse at Third and Court streets opens in 2004, the series will document its construction.
Bruce Springsteen will perform at U S Bank Arena with general floor admission for the first time since Cincinnati banned festival seating after the 1979 stampede that killed 11. Police granted a one time loan variance for Tuesday's show as arena officials stress updated crowd control measures.
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