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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 2003
Page
4
Hudnutt publisher 1927 1950 a cooper hudnutt publisher andre w young editor scott brown editorial page editor Rudy dicks managing editor Patti ewald assistant managing editor
Swiers a former Navy official and Cremeans both running to unseat 12 year veteran mayor Chester Arcaba. He has led South Amherst through 1.5 million in grants for roads, water system upgrades and a joint EMS district. A sewer feasibility study looms as growth potential. Arcaba is described as accessible and experienced, while rivals offer little compelling argument.
Markets react as Mikhail Khodorkovsky, head of Yukos Oil and worth about 8 billion, is arrested on fraud forgery and tax evasion charges. The move fuels cynicism toward Putin and undermines Russia gear to private property and free markets, with stocks and bonds plummeting and capital away. The piece notes parallels to Clinton era bond trader reverence and the market’s daily vote on policy.
Elyria residents weigh Issue 31 a 0.75% city income tax to fund a new high school community learning center. Supporters tout local control and benefits to students and property values while opponents warn of higher taxes and limited broader impact, urging a no vote and urging Midview neighbors to open enrollments.
Residents debate building a new high school on the old fairgrounds while preserving affordable homes. The proposal would raze most of the current high school, create a riverfront campus with a stadium and library, and sell land to cover costs. Critics warn of rising taxes, housing losses, and unanswered questions about relocations.
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