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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 2008
Page
10
KUOW announces staff changes with A. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young named to roles. Julie Wallace becomes Managing Editor and Kyle D. Kondik advances to Editorial Page Editor.
Amherst residents rally to pass Issue 33 as the Amherst School District, praised by the state for years, warns of up to 20 teacher losses and a $3 million shortfall if the five year 6.9 mill levy fails. A $100,000 home would rise about $211 yearly, while a $150,000 home would reach $2,271 with the levy.
The Wellington School District seeks a $47 million project funded 46 percent by the Ohio School Facilities Commission. A $100,000 home would add about $168.74 per year if Issue 40 passes, with the district expiring a 3.94 mill levy. The plan centers grades on a single campus to replace outdated buildings and attract growth.
The Chronicle Telegram criticizes John McCain due to age and health with Sarah Palin as running mate. Elyria council members urge renewed support for Issue 15 to fund city services, warning defeat would force deep cuts and more than $5 million in operating losses.
The Elyria council president outlines staffing shifts naming Kevin A. Mitchell Michael J. Brubaker and Victor F. Lotho ill and L Callahan in roles while L Callahan and Michael J. Brubaker are cited for ongoing duties in city government.
The administration, staff and students of Midview High School offer condolences to the families of Billy Krakora and Richard Curran. The school thanks Lt. Glenn Petersen and many schools, communities and organizations for their compassion and support during a difficult time.
Guidance for submitting letters to the editor by fax or email and instructions for election audio interviews with candidates. Includes contact details and preferred submission method.
Washington Post column urges under 35s to protest AARP influence on Social Security and Medicare debates. It argues higher taxes and benefit cuts are needed, urges youth groups to pressure candidates, and warns of rising costs harming education and defense.
On October 28 2008 the almanac notes early history events such as Eli Whitney’s cotton gin patent filing in 1793 and Wilson veto override in 1919, plus Libby resignation in 2005. It lists birthdays for celebrities including Charlie Daniels Dennis Franz Annie Potts Bill Gates Andy Richter Julia Roberts Brad Paisley Joaquin Phoenix and notes a Bill Gates quote. It records a new moon phase.
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