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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 2003
Page
4
Re Founded July 24 1829 AD. Hudnutt Publisher 1927 1950. Cooper Hudnutt Publisher Andrew R Young Editor Scott Brown Editorial Page Editor Rudy Dicks PattieWaldd Managing Editor Assistant Managing Editor.
The Chronicle Telegram urges Keystone voters to approve Issue 12, a $17.5 million bond plan to build a 105,000 square foot high school on Route 308 near LaGrange. It would shift grades, allow all-day kindergarten, and reduce overcrowding, with 45 percent state aid possible and a 5.6 mill tax for up to 27 years.
Congress lags on the federal budget, has passed three of 13 needed appropriation bills for the new fiscal year, risking delays and pork. Rival bills loom, including an 87 billion Iraq and Afghanistan package, with White House opposition to FCC station cap changes in the omnibus spending bill.
Arguments favor funding by city income tax and selecting Middle Avenue as the site. The plan would place freshmen at the former Elyria West location and allocate about 60 million dollars. Proponents urge voter understanding before Issue 31 on November 4.
In Lorain, three veteran writers back Joe Koziura, a Vietnam War veteran, over opponent Foltin in a local mayoral race. The letter argues Foltin neglected police and fire services while prioritizing lake views and clocks. The writers urge voters to elect Koziura for fiscal responsibility and safer city government.
Lorain Mayor candidate Foltin appeared uncomfortable during a debate at Lorain County Community College while Joe Koziura questioned unaddressed points and funding for riverfront and park improvements. Supporters say neighborhoods suffer potholes and neglect, and Koziura advocates revealing exact funds and impacts on city services.
Pamela J Judge urges Avon voters to approve Issue 9 a five year permanent improvement levy restricted to renovating remodeling and repairing facilities with a life expectancy of five years or more. She emphasizes Avon schools growth and standards urging support for the bricks and mortar levy.
A letter writer endorses Jim Slone for Elyria's 3rd Ward council seat, praising integrity and dedication. The author urges voters to support Slone in November, stating he will work for the ward's betterment and deserves readers' votes.
Tam favors North Ridgeville levy arguing growth requires more funds for a safer, higher value school system. He cites bus age and costs to families, urging pass to boost education and future safety. Clayton Cline touted as Brownhelm trustee candidate with 14 years in zoning and integrity. Carole Cline endorses. Saddam weapons search criticized, noting $300 million spent and potential $600 million request, with Congress resistance and Bush administration critique.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor regarding the November 4 election. Deadline is 5 p.m. Monday October 27. Letters must be 200 words or shorter and include signature, full address, and phone number.
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