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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 2008
Page
16
Lundy Wins Second Term in 57th Ohio House District
The Lorain County district includes Elyria wards and Avon Lake areas. Matt Lundy, D Elyria, defeats Republican Earl Martin in 2006 and advocates payday lending reform. He supported a 28 percent APR cap issue on the ballot, backing the law. Lundy faces Avon councilman Dan Urban, who pledges business and government reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Lundy
D-Elyria
Ohio
Elyria
Avon Lake
Avon
North Ridgeville
Lorain County
Lundy
Earl Martin
William Batchelder
Medina
Batchelder
Columbus
Tom Allie
Ohio Coalition of Responsible Lending
Dan Urban
Urban
McCain struggles in third debate amid polling slide
The Dallas Morning News editorial notes John McCain failed to gain a decisive moment against Barack Obama in the third debate. Obama appeared commandingly presidential while McCain remained mostly aggressive but not enough to reverse his poll decline. The piece argues McCain must deliver a miracle as markets faltered and the campaign timeline limits options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCain
Barack Obama
McCain
Bill Ayers
Obama
Jack Nicholson
Death penalty and abortion debate letters challenge readers
A reader criticizes a death penalty column and contrasts it with abortion views, arguing hypocrisy in liberal logic. The note cites death penalty statistics by race and Laura Amana Smith’s Amherst address, and a second letter by George Caruso questions the bailout plan and political stooges in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countrywide
Amanda K. Smith
Amherst
Chronicle-Telegram
John Cole
U.S
Betty Sutton
Marcy Kaptur
Dennis Kucinich
Washington
Stooges
George Caruso Amherst
Letters to the Editor Attack on Local Officials
A reader from Elyria criticizes three county commissioners for high oil prices and political ads. The letter accuses officials of arrogance and urges voters to oppose them in the upcoming re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hill Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Save Midview Schools by supporting Issue 39
A letter urges voters in the Midview district to support Issue 39 to fund essential programs, teachers, and technology. It argues the district has cut over $1 million and faces another $1 million shortfall, threatening education quality and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Save Midview
Midview
Barebones
Midview Schools
Bank and market reforms of the 1930s era described
A summary notes the 1929 crash spurred federal market regulation and banking safeguards, with acts shielding homeowners. It cites Robert Samuelson on outlawing risky practices, questions bailout outcomes, and debates whether Obama or McCain fit the crisis. It references Roosevelt’s Canal Zone move and untapped coal and oil resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Samuelson
Barack Obama
John McCain
Teddy Roosevelt
Panama Canal Zone
GOP attack on Lundy repeats misleading tax claim
The Ohio GOP uses HB 269 to link Matt Lundy to tax breaks and renewals, claiming accountability for state support. Lundy has served two years as state representative without tax increases, while supporters argue the bill ensures organizations meet promised benefits before renewals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
Mike Morway Avon
Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio Republican Party
Matt Lundy
Ohio
Letters to the editor guidelines and submission details
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines letter length limits and editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. It lists signature address and phone requirements and provides mail fax and email submission information with an election deadline and a note about audio interviews with candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Chronicles.com
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