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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 2003
Page
10
The record notes formation of a publication with founders and staff: A C Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950, with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew Fr Young as editors and Rudy Dicks as managing editor.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration cited Progressive Processing Inc. for willful machine guarding and safety violations after an employee died when clothing was caught in rotating equipment. The Garden Street facility, with about 100 workers, faces a 288000 dollar fine and 15 days to appeal, amid a history without prior violations since 1988. The editorial urges immediate hazard remediation to protect workers and preserve local manufacturing.
The governor elect must navigate a nearly ungovernable state with a 38 billion dollar deficit and a partisan legislature. Critics say recalls and referenda hinder governance while pledges like lowering car taxes could worsen deficits. The piece argues for less direct democracy and stronger full time representation to enable reform.
A letter condemns Bush administration actions on pensions and Pension Reform Act loopholes while urging defeat of Bush to restore social balance. The author, a former interim school official in North Ridgeville, argues a 1995 levy revived education, supports a proposed school income tax to fund programs, and notes retirees paying little if any tax while preserving high quality local schools.
North Ridgeville voters hear that Jim Johnson plans to appoint Republican Tom Dake as Safety Service Director if he wins the November mayoral race. A local letter writer endorses the Johnson Dake team while criticizing rival Republicans and praising Dake as a community servant and business professional.
A series of civic appeals urges votes for tax and school board changes in Elyria. Dr Jim Watson and Sheryl Eluding promote income tax support and new board members Gary F Wilson and David Alan Zunis, while the Independent Citizens Committee backs Issue 31 the Elyria Community Learning Center with a city partnership plan designed to avoid tax increases. Dave Sprague notes the historic ballot measure aims to modernize schools without raising property taxes.
A North Olmsted resident criticizes Mayor Normal Musial and the city council for poor planning hires and stalled master plan, noting zoning issues on Lorain Road and limited 5 acre parcels while urging careful use of a $66,000 planning director salary.
The Chronicle-Telegram invites letters to the editor for the November 4 election. Submissions must arrive by 5 p.m. Monday, Oct. 27, to be considered for publication. Include signature, full address, and phone number with mail, fax, or email.
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