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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 2010
Page
14
The Chronicle front lists the publication history with founders and publishers including A. Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew R. Young, and editors Julie Wallace and others. It marks July 24, 1829 as a historical anchor and notes longtime leadership spans 1927 1950 and 1970 1991.
Wendy Greathouse mourns as Simone Cole 22, her husband Gar 23, and their 1-year-old daughter Ryleigh die in a Baumhart Road crash. The unborn son Kyler Allen Elden Cole did not survive. Simone worked as a nurse's aide at Mercy Allen Hospital and Gar was a stay at home dad. The couple awaited their second child before Thanksgiving.
In the lame duck session, Republicans seek permanent Bush cuts while Democrats push extensions for families under 250000. A broad deal is required to avoid a tax hike and protect middle class recovery, with proposals from Schumer and Warner on targeted savings and tax cuts for small business.
A letter criticizes local political tactics after a county commissioner race rejection. It calls for public hearings on December 8 and 15 at the Administration Building to defend voting rights and questions a sales tax increase backed by Betty Blair and two other commissioners. The piece cites tax fears, calls for political courage, and cites national figures on political spending.
A Leonard Pitts Jr. column in the Miami Herald examines Jeff Sheng’s dating and military faces portfolio titled Dont Ask Dont Tell. The photographer documents gay service members who hide their faces to avoid stigma and dismissal while highlighting their courage and need to exist openly.
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