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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 2011
Page
13
The Chronicle records its publishing lineage with founders and editors spanning 1829 to 2010. A. C. Hudnutt, Arthur D. Hudnutt, and A. Cooper Hudnutt served as publishers across multiple eras. Andrew R. Young and Julie Wallace are listed as editor and managing editor respectively.
The piece argues Gibbs should be re-elected to a 10th term, noting his long GOP run, past coalition on a tax vote, and role as a minority voice on a Democrat-dominated council. It contrasts rival Kirk Grantham II and other GOP candidates Kilmczak and Baird, highlighting campaign limits and political dynamics.
A UC San Diego study finds men are only barely funnier than women. 16 men and 16 women wrote captions for 20 New Yorker cartoons, then peers rated them. winners faced off in a knockout, with men's captions edging women by 0.11 of 5. The work suggests a sociobiological explanation but notes no definitive causal gene. Los Angeles Times
A Wednesday letter to the editor misidentified the public office for which William R. Watters Sr. endorsed Jim Barber. Watters of Wellington supported Barber for Wellington Township trustee.
Readers weigh in on Nov 8 ballot measures including Lorain County Issue 22 a 0.25 percent sales tax hike to 1 percent with mixed views on impact. Letters praise and urge support arguing tax fairness and county service needs while noting regional shopping patterns and budget cuts.
Leonard Pitts Jr reflects on the Iraq War’s costs including 806 billion dollars and over 36 000 American casualties as President Obama withdraws most U S personnel. He notes broken rationale and urges future policymakers to avoid sending troops into harm’s way again.
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