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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 2003
Page
4
The record lists the newspaper founded on July 24 1829 with ALC Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950. It also names Andrew A Young as editor Scott Brown as editorial page editor Rudy Dicks Pattiewald as managing editor and assistant managing editor.
The Chronicle Telegram endorses Gail Abbey Jack Baird Herman Larkins and Larry Tanner for Elyria at large council seats in the November election. It notes eight candidates competing four will be elected and emphasizes experience engagement and ongoing public service. Demaria-Sheetz Hawes and Noble lack council experience. Lotko faces questions about vocal leadership and potential county run.
Donna J Vargo and local residents urge Elyria voters to support Issue 31. They frame the measure as building a new high school and learning center to attract families, workers, and businesses, citing education quality and community growth. They reference City Hall and Justice Center as context and invite questions at rallies and media events.
Voters question Issue 31 and the ICC findings on funding options. The plan favors an earned-income city tax, current site economics, preservation of school heritage, and central Elyria rejuvenation. Freshman housing would use Griswold Road with savings and a $60 million turnkey project.
A sixth grader from Prospect Elementary urges a new high school, citing overcrowding and long overdue repairs at Elyria High. The student says the current condition, with holes in walls and graffiti, makes attending unacceptable without improvements.
Seniors urge Elyrians to support Issue 31 a 10 year renewable 0.75 percent city income tax not taxing Social Security pensions or other benefits. The Curriers urge voters to approve rebuilding Elyria High School as a lasting legacy for generations.
Local voices urge Elyria residents to support Issue 31 on November 4 to fund a new Elyria High School and Community Learning Center. Proponents highlight job creation, higher property values, local economic growth, and continued district heritage while urging voters to participate.
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