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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 2009
Page
6
Andrew R. Young is listed as editor with Julie Wallace serving as managing editor on the masthead. The brief confirms the publication leadership roles in the issue.
Lorain Mayor Tony Krasienko and Councilman Dan Given clashed over how to close a long running deficit amid a worsening recession. October unemployment hit 12.8 percent, shrinking tax revenue and forcing borrowing for payroll. The piece notes regionalism as a possible future, warns of reduced public employee costs, and urges government leaders to act before wider collapse.
The Chicago Tribune argues that a military tribunal would better fit wartime needs for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four others. It contends civilian trials risk political theater and questions the administration's claim of upholding the rule of law.
An Elyria teacher laments unreimbursed costs for master’s level and other coursework, urges readers to consider teachers’ difficult workloads and concerns, defends ongoing professional development while criticizing broad government health care plans and policy overreach. Jeanne McClellan writes from Columbia Station.
Avon Lake citizen calls for recall of Mayor and urges Council to halt spending until after the election. The letter condemns U S Senator George Voinovich for missing a vote in the Senate to celebrate his Cleveland mayoral election in 1979 and urges action toward addressing real city needs rather than gardens and street widening near the hospital.
STAN LEVINE argues against a recall of Mayor Bill Grace, warning it would elect an unelected leader like Safety Service director Chris Eichenlaub and bypass objective background checks. He urges maintaining balanced governance and an orderly campaign instead of a recall.
Dellman serves as a fourth grade teacher at McKinley Elementary School, guiding students through standard core subjects and classroom activities. The role emphasizes classroom management, lesson planning, and fostering student learning in a primary school setting.
The piece argues health care reform will undo America and asserts only clueless congressmen would view government as efficient at running a large health care program. It accuses lawyers serving public officials of extracting money rather than earning it.
Voters in Elyria push back against Mayor Bill Grace prompting a recall vote. The Chronicle-Telegram invites letters to the editor to share views on the city’s direction, with guidance on length, signatures, and submission methods.
J C William Tattersall argues against recall of Mayor Bill Grace. He cites charter Section 19.04 and notes recalls are extraordinary, expensive, and politically divisive. He praises Grace's governance, the council and advisers, and urges voters to answer yes to allow Grace to continue as mayor on December 22.
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