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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 2009
Page
5
The Chronicle’s historical masthead lists A. Cooper Hudnut t as publisher alongside A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt with Andrew R Young as editor and Julie Wallace as managing editor, reflecting the paper’s leadership lineage from 1829 onward.
Minutes from Aug 3 show Ymeth Craig defending his loyalty while Council President Ken Burkhard accuses him of underestimating voters. The exchange escalates as Craig challenges Burkhard amid arguments about persuading residents to approve a permanent tax raise.
In his first term Craig challenges Democratic orthodoxy as part of a small minority on a eight member council. He and allies Gibbs and Krischer act as watchdogs, keep constituents informed, and argue persuasively though sometimes demeaning in style. He supported a 2007 charter amendment that limits council power over income tax changes, reducing voters’ leverage. Overall, the paper backs Craig for a second term, citing his asset value and stronger candidacy over Brandon Rutherford, who would also make a good council member.
Readers endorse candidates in Elyria and North Ridgeville, praising Harry Guerrieri Bernadine Butkowski Mark Craig and Jerry McHugh for education and city leadership. Deadline details outline submission rules for letters, with word and contact requirements.
George Will argues Obama leverages Mills era COLA for Social Security as a core entitlement, funding 250 checks to 57 million beneficiaries despite inflation decline. He questions fairness to jobless and calls Stimulus era spending into view while noting borrowing from abroad.
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