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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 2002
Page
5
The Chronicle lists leadership history with A C Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 and Andrew Young as editor, reflecting 20th century staff roles at the paper founded July 24 1829. Scott Brown serves as editorial page editor.
City council member Herman Larkins considers a municipal indoor smoking ban after a resident complaint about smoke in a non smoking area. Supporters cite health concerns and patron satisfaction, while opponents warn bans hurt business and push smokers to nearby towns.
The columnist condemns a 28 billion punitive verdict against Philip Morris for a long term smoker with lung cancer. They label the jury reckless and argue such ruinous sums threaten tobacco sales and signal the need for tort reform and stricter limits on punitive damages. The piece predicts reductions on appeal and calls for stricter limits to curb perceived judicial excess.
Readers praise the 1999 three year replacement levy that restored local control and raised academic scores while funding maintenance. The district earned an effective rating and the What Parents Want award as roofs and boilers were renewed and textbooks bought. The school board now seeks a 6.35 mill three year levy to continue progress.
Robert Reno argues health care reform is overdue as uninsured Americans reach 41.2 million in 2001 and insurance costs soar. He cites Kaiser findings, critiques policy obstacles, and contrasts U S with Canada’s universal care while recalling Hillary Clinton’s health reform battles.
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