Send Mathna to Congress in 13th District race
The editorial endorses Woodrow W. Mathna of Lorain for U S representative from Ohio’s 13th District. It critiques Donald J. Pease’s independence claims, cautions about a Democratic majority, and argues Mathna’s conservative stance would balance Congress. The piece notes Patrick A. Cortez runs as independent and highlights Mathna’s Lorain mayoral tenure and Mosher endorsement.
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Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
Woodrow W. Mathna
Lorain
Donald J. Pease
Democrat
Patrick A. Cortez
Pease
Ohio General Assembly
House of Representatives
Senate Education and Welfare Committee
House
Mathna
Mosher
Congress
U.S
As our readers see it Revaluation effects on levy denied
A letter urges Lorain County voters to pass Issue 10 the anti drug levy describing the drug problem in schools and praising police chiefs. The writer argues revaluation does not affect the levy and calls for a landslide approval to boost drug busting efficiency ahead of the November election.
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Levy
Lorain County
Ridgeville letters reveal search for truth sparks debate
The Chronicle-Telegram notes contention between Dr Beitler and North Ridgeville school staff over factual accuracy in public letters. It cites misquoted spending figures on an athletic field, past levy defeats, a September 4.9 mill request, and a referenced credibility gap voiced by Board member Porter amid unresolved questions and reappraisals.
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Dr. Beitler
North Ridgeville
Beitler
Richard Diederich
Diederich
Lear North
Porter
Lorain County faces delays in Corcoran Skolnicki cases
A Chronicle Telegram letter accuses Lorain County Prosecutor Joseph Grunda of dragging his feet on grand jury indictments for illegal use of state property and tax paid employees. The writer, a Democrat, urges voting for Roy West to ensure firm prosecution and a timely trial before the electorate.
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Lorain County
James Corcoran
John Skolnicki
Joseph Ushelin
Democratic Party
Joseph Grunda
Roy West
Revered Chronicle-Telegram praise for Casey Tarton MHPC reporting
The Chronicle-Telegram lauds reporter Casey Tarton for his MHPC board coverage which spurred changes toward consumer openness. Turion is praised for integrity and shrewdness as MHPC wields strong provi sional health systems powers, urging continued media vigilance against entrenched interests.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Casey Tarton
Metropolitan Health Planning Corp
MHPC
Turion
MAPC
Warden Avenue Train Car Crash Prompt Praise for Responders
Citizens thank the Exyria police and fire departments for handling the morning October 14 train car accident. Gratitude also extends to those who recovered Mrs Yorkiewiczs purse, later found in her car truck by police.
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the Chronicle-Telegram
Exyria
Warden Avenue
American system endures as voters seek balance in Ohio campaign
In Youngstown, Carter lauds Nixon and Watergate while critics say the system adapts to shocks. Political race features Mayor Jack Hunter challenging Charles Carney amid labor and ethnic influence, with voters seeking more government help yet fearing taxes and inflation. The system’s fluidity shapes strategy as candidates court labor, Black voters, and business interests while aiming to reflect popular mood.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Jack Hunter
Charles Carney
Carney
Washington
Bre
Hunter
Debates Low in Informative Value and Reform Proposals
Readers critique Ford Carter debates noting brief speeches and minimal engagement with questions. Proposals include disabling questioners, allowing mutual questioning, and a moderator to press answers. The piece also cites three diplomatic gains for the United States in China South Africa and the Middle East, arguing US prestige remains strong amid Soviet threat.
Voters disenchanted with Carter and Ford in Florida precinct
In Jacksonville precinct 5L on Oct 16, 61 voters were polled aided by Cambridge Survey Research. Ford led Carter 28 to 23 with 8 undecided and 1 not voting. White voters express deepening doubt about Carter’s liberalism, yet many say they will still back him. Carter’s South base shows erosion and a push to mobilize black voters to offset white defections.
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Jimmy Carter
Patrick Caddell
Cambridge
Florida
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Carter
Rascal
Mary Hamilton
Stewart Robinson
Caddell
Eugene McCarthy
Richard Nixon
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Deep South
Zachary Taylor
John Dean
Gerald Ford
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