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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 2002
Page
3
The Chronicle records its founding July 24 1829 and lists publishers A C Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt editors Andrew Young Scott Brown Rudy Dicks Patti Ewald with roles spanning Publisher Editor and managing positions, reflecting historic staff structure.
The Chronicle-Telegram urges Mary Boyle of Cleveland for state treasurer, citing concerns over Joe Deters’ campaign finance ties to Frank Gruttadauria and questioned investment practices. Boyle possesses extensive government experience and a track record handling investment crises, arguing she would serve the office prudently.
The Los Angeles Times reports Hanes will remove back labels from its T shirts in an effort to boost comfort and sales. The move follows widespread self removal by men and amused reports of parental tag cutting.
Sue Daugherty of Sandusky endorses Ken Bailey as the fresh, driven choice for the 58th District. She notes his 18 years, charity work with Serving Our Seniors, and strong moral compass as key qualifications for Ohio public service.
Columbia Township warns annexation threatens its eastern border with Strongsville. A 53 acre parcel awaits court decision, while a larger area may be rezoned to blunt the annexation push. Ballot Issues 35 and 36 seek to lower minimum lot sizes near the border to defend township integrity.
Amherst residents urge a yes vote on Issue 2 for the permanent improvement levy renewal on November 5. No new taxes. funds support buses computers facility upgrades and building maintenance to keep schools providing quality education for local youth, says Mayor Riggins.
Amherst parent Sue Douga urges residents to vote yes on the November 5 permanent improvement levy renewal Issue 2 to fund safety upgrades at Power and Harris elementaries and planned entries at Shupe and Nord, plus security systems and safe buses, without raising taxes.
Amherst residents urged to vote yes on Issue 2, the permanent improvement levy renewal, to fund buses, facilities, and equipment without tax hikes. The letter notes school quality boosts property values and cites Columbia Township's district finances as context, urging support to maintain rural community schools.
Theresa J. Katana appeals to voters to oppose Issue 8, arguing taxpayers fund quality schools without overburdening families. She cites city finance, education quality, and potential cuts as threats to her children’s schooling as the Ringling Bros circus prompts animal welfare concerns in nearby Elyria.
All letters to the editor about candidates and issues on the Nov 5 ballot must be received by Wednesday Oct 30. Sunday Nov 3 is the final day letters will run. Letters must be 200 words or shorter and include signature full address and phone. BY FAX by email and attention provided.
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