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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 2009
Page
7
The Chronicle lists Andrew R Young as editor and Julie Wallace as managing editor. No further article content is available in the provided text.
The Miami Herald reports House Ways and Means Chair Charles Rangel faced renewed scrutiny over four rent controlled apartments used in part as campaign space and unreported assets worth over 500000. He also faces questions about 75000 in Dominican Republic rental income taxes amid a widening ethics probe and party battles over censure.
The GAO questioned the need for the 45 cent ethanol tax credit as production is set to rise under a 2022 mandate. Congress is urged to scrap the credit since it inflates costs for motorists and may be unnecessary. The GAO calls for rigorous studies on ethanol environmental impacts amid expanded corn production. The Kansas City Star
Critical times for families and the city demand experienced leadership. Rosanne Johnson, a former five term council member and former council president, chairs the Finance Committee and backs growth, smart housing, and better services within budget constraints. Johnson will retire as bailiff to focus on city residency and service.
Ruth Irene Mitiska of Vermilion promotes Mayor Jean Anderson for re election citing frugal campaigning and tax dollar value. She praises Andersons forward thinking and economic plans for Vermilion. Karen Wright of Wellington Support Staff endorses Wellington Schools bond issue despite district strains, stressing community growth and child education.
Perry J. Sprachmann writes in The Chronicle Telegram endorsing Rick Winrod for City Council at large. He cites Winrod’s 25 years as a resident and 16 years in city work, noting growth, safety needs, and smart development to reduce resident tax burdens. The letter urges vote on November 3 and explains submission details for letters to the editor.
Leonard Pitts argues Obama's 2009 Nobel Prize signals a national call to reclaim the better America. He contrasts critics' hostile refrains with a wider hope that the award honors a transformative vision, urging unity beyond partisan fear and reminding citizens of enduring American ideals.
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