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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 2007
Page
6
The Chronicle lists founders and publishers from 1829 to 1950 and 1970 to 1997. It names A. O. Hudnutt as publisher, Arthur D. Hudnutt as publisher, and Andrew R. Young as editor with Kyle D. Kondie and Patti Ewald and Julie Wallace in editorial roles.
Catholic Health Partners cuts 11 Lorain region managers and staff to save 1.5 million. CEO Mark Nosacka is replaced by Ed Oley as Oley reports to Steven Mickus. The move ends subsidies to St. Joseph Community Center and cuts extra health insurance for former St. Joseph Hospital workers.
This opinion piece argues California’s tougher 2009 model year emissions standards, aiming for a 30 percent CO2 reduction by 2016, require an EPA waiver. It notes California’s lead, the potential for 14 states to join, and tallyes the Bush administration’s delays as insufficient action on climate change.
Elyria residents demanded change as 32,399 registered voters existed with 8,743 casting ballots. Ward 7 turnout was 1,430 of 4,740, rest similar, while Clyde O Neal urged action and safety levy ideas for police and firefighters amid council seats shifting. Don Killinger urged unity in Lorain to reclaim the city and involve schools and civic groups.
Harvey Gitller's Chronicle-Telegram column discloses violating a policy by making political contributions. He reviews decades of civic involvement, campaigns for Mosher Fauver and others, and explains actions as ignorance not malice, noting he remains aligned with both parties. He lists past roles with the ACLU and as a sustaining member of both major parties.
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