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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 2008
Page
11
A readable clipped note lists Arthur O. Hudnutt as publisher 1970 1991 Andrew R Young publisher A Cooper Hudnutt and Kyle Kondik editorial page editor roles appear in the fragmentary Chronicle masthead.
The Plain Dealer review shows about 20 percent of Ohio provisional ballots from the March 4 primary were rejected statewide. Lorain County led regional rejections at 38 percent, while Cuyahoga County rejected 22 percent. Experts blame voter and poll worker errors and urge precinct guidance. The state gains 666000 new voters this year, totaling 8.18 million registered. Secretary Brunner forecasts 80 percent turnout.
An editorial notes deforestation in Brazil has surged 228 percent year over year despite a Lula decree to fund rainforest protection. It argues Brazil should strengthen law enforcement and create jobs to deter new farm and cattle expansion before seeking international aid.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor requirements including brevity under 250 words, need for signature address and phone, and submission methods by mail fax or email. It notes the editorial page editor and references the election coverage deadline Friday October 24.
Reader letter questions Obama’s claim that Saddam Hussein posed no imminent threat. The writer condemns the speech as reckless and naive and urges scrutiny of media coverage and leadership readiness.
Oberlin High School Orchestra plans a May 16 23 2009 European tour to Florence Venice and Rome with three concerts. Each participant must raise 3250 dollars. Fundraisers include a walk a thon at the college track and a tea and auction November 16 at the Root Room with tickets 25 dollars. Donations to Oberlin High School Orchestra or Oberlin City Schools Orchestra via Lorain National Bank are requested.
Reader supports congressional representatives opposition to the financial bailout and argues against relying on the same economists blamed for the crisis. He believes enduring minor pain now may avert a larger future crisis.
A reader questions Brian Terrell’s Sept. 29 letter about the new Lorain County airport sign. The writer asks if Terrell has driven past it at night and compares the lit monument to a casino, calling it a reminder of the old rhyme about fools’ names and faces in public places.
Editorial argues that 19 Ohio House Republicans back a 10 year phase out of the income tax to boost business climate, risking state revenue and public services. It contrasts past tax policy under Gilligan with current calls to tax cuts, noting potential effects on education funding and state budgets.
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