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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 2008
Page
14
Obituary notes Arthur C Hudnutt longtime publisher at the helm from 1970 to 1991. Hudnutt influenced local press with editorial direction and business leadership across a multi decade career. He guided community papers through changing media landscapes and left a lasting imprint.
Elyria swore in its first female firefighter Molly Adkins and six others. Issue 15 renewal would fund about 6 million of the 34 million general fund and prevent deep cuts to the Fire and Police Departments, including potential layoffs of over 20 officers. The editorial urges voters to support the levy to maintain city services and safety.
Elyria Schools campaigns for a five year 4.95 mill renewal levy for operating expenses and stresses no tax increase. Treasurer Fred Stephens warns a failure would be catastrophic after the district cut over 3 million and closed two elementary schools.
Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson notes Colin Powell, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs, endorses Barack Obama on Meet the Press. Powell cites McCain Palin tactics and terrorism rhetoric, urges steadier leadership, and speaks on the Iraq war and withdrawal timelines.
A Lorain reader criticizes Ohio Governor Strickland and ODOT for a five month bridge outage. The letter accuses district leaders of incompetence, calls for direct action to fix the span, and suggests replacing the District 3 chief with a road crew painter within a week. The piece cites the bridge’s impact on local businesses and portrays political hypocrisy.
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