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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 2009
Page
5
The Chronicle presents a historical masthead noting founders and publishers from 1829 onward. It lists A C Hudnutt, Arthur D Hudnutt, and Andrew R Young as editors and Julie Wallace as managing editor, reflecting a lineage of leadership across decades.
Elyria faces a choice in the 2nd Ward with Democrat Forrest Bullocks seeking a ninth term and Republican Sandra Laubenthal challenging him. Bullocks, Finance Committee chair, defends his record amid a 0.5 percent income tax increase plan as Laubenthal argues for fresh energy and downtown promotion. We recommend Bullocks’s re election based on his accessibility and experience.
A Monday letter to the editor misidentified the North Ridgeville City Council president. It clarifies the president is Bernadine R. Butkowski and notes Roseanne Johnson, a former president, seeks reappointment to the council.
Letters discuss Elyria longevity pay vs annual cost of living raises, noting 1 percent per year accrual and potential wage freezes in private sector. Readers weigh which approach best preserves city finances while considering broader economic conditions and taxpayer impact.
Vermilion residents are urged to elect Sheri Haponek to the 4th Ward City Council seat. Haponek and husband Dave have two sons, Kevin and Chad, with strong ties to Vermilion Schools and OSU. She pledges honesty, integrity, and public service as core values.
Washington Post columnist argues the proposed public plan is mainly political avoidance not a real path to universal coverage. He says its cost advantage is artificial and would force higher private premiums, urging a real debate on regulation versus genuine competition.
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