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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 2014
Page
16
The Chronicle display shows historical masthead details with publishers A C Hudnutt and successors from 1829 to 2010 and editors Andrew R. Young Julie Wallace. The entry notes publication lineage and leadership over the years.
Gayle Manning seeks re election to the Ohio Senate while her son Nathan Manning runs for the House. The piece weighs their combined influence in Columbus and Lorain County, outlines their qualifications, and previews opponents and district stakes. It argues Nathan brings local insight and openness on Jobs Ohio, with Gayle as the senior figure and Nathan as a moderating potential.
A letter praises Lorain County Commissioner Tom Williams for public meetings and budget discipline since taking office. The writer supports Issue 14, urges voting yes, and highlights crime concerns in Elyria. The piece also promotes neighborhood block watches and praises Elyria police and fire departments.
The piece analyzes Martin Wolf and Paul Krugman as leading voices on the 2008-09 crisis. It argues trade imbalances contributed to easy credit, but the core shift was the long fall in inflation and rates since 1980, fueling a boom, risky lending, and eventual the muddle through of policy. It notes economists lack a consensus on remedies and that confidence erodes amid debate.
October 7 2014 marks day 280 of 2014 with notes on a 20 to 7 win over the New Orleans Saints. It lists birthdays including Niels Bohr and Vladimir Putin, sports fact about Walter Payton breaking Jim Brown's rushing record, a Desmond Tutu quote, Georgia Tech’s 222 point game against Cumberland College in 1916, and lunar phase between October 1 and October 8.
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