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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2007
Page
7
A historical listing from The Chronicle noting key personnel including A Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew R Young as publishers and editors, plus Kyle D Kondie and Julie Wallace in editorial roles, reflecting the paper’s leadership changes over time.
In Sheffield Ohio population about 3500, incumbent Darlene Ondercin, a Republican, faces Democrat challenger John Hunter a longtime UAW rep. They clash over growth management and the fire department closure. The paper endorses Ondercin, notes a debate over making the mayor's job full time with salary changes, and hopes for co existence if she wins.
Readers are invited to submit letters to the editor on the election. Submissions must arrive by Tuesday October 30 at 6 p.m. and will not be published after that time. Address The Chronicle Telegram Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 or email chroniclet.com. Fax number 323-9616.
Letters from residents criticize Cuyahoga County leaders for seeking tax revenue from Avon in exchange for an Interstate 90 interchange and call for leadership change. Other viewpoints urge support for local officials Gordon and Gillock, back United Way funding for the Lucy Idol Center, and advocate campaigns for Penfield Township trustee and North Ridgeville council at large candidates Winrod and Ringwall.
The Chronicle Telegram editorial argues that Republicans for decades pushed tax cuts while spending rose, citing Chait's The Big Con. It notes deficits, the Laffer Curve’s failures, and calls for entitlement reform and some tax increases, warning bipartisan compromise is needed to save fiscal health.
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