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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 2003
Page
4
Readable fragments indicate a public confidence query about Poxentel 5, with debate on whether a party endorsement by Uboards would sway rounds. Key entities include Poxentel 5 and Uboards, suggesting an upcoming decision or influence on process credibility.
Richard Lewis of Elyria Lorain reports seniors and 55 year old citizens face higher taxes as pension and real estate levies rise while only Social Security and railroad pensions are exempt. He voices opposition to issue 31, fearing future tax hikes if approved.
Elyria Midview residents condemn proposed income tax extending to Midview district. They argue taxation without representation harms neighbors and urge a no vote on Issue 3. Signers include Michael Filipiak Melissa Filipiak Jennifer Bartone Scott Kimberly Sheffield.
The Chronicle-Telegram editorial on taxing Midview district residents for a new Elyria complex is criticized as hollow. The letter argues private school families choose their path yet would face taxation, supporting Midview taxes while opposing double taxation as unfair to locals. Diane Szlempa.
Edward Wysmierski argues the Chronicle Telegram should retract its Sept 26 editorial claiming a new high school would benefit the district. He says using an income tax to fund schools via “community centers” is a loophole, not a solution, and questions who pays and who benefits.
Letter writer from Elyria district voices anger at tax increase for Midview schools. He questions who pays, urges residents to vote in November, and condemns perceived secrecy by supporters and media. He compares it to Soviet practices and warns nonresidents cannot vote.
A reader questions mercury exposure, noting that trace drops can close a city's blood bank yet traces appear in dental fillings and vaccines. They argue the mouth and injections may pose greater risk than surface contamination.
The writer accuses President Bush of dictating U S policy on funding and troop deployments for Iraq and critiques U S influence over UN roles. The letter argues that replacing one dictator with another mirrors the approach, labeled by STEVE WOOSLEY of Styria.
The United Nations reception to President Bushs speech is described as well deserved as his insistence on dismissing UN cooperation and moving to assert action against Saddam Hussein. The piece notes potential increases in reservists and National Guard calls and questions the post-war Iraq progress. Avon Lake reporting by Celine Riedel.
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