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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 2007
Page
9
A fragment notes the Chronicle lineage with founders and publishers including A C Hudnutt and Andrew R Young. It lists dates July 24 1629 and periods 1927 to 1950 and 1970 to 1991, referencing Hudnutt as publisher and Young as editor.
The St Louis Post-Dispatch editorial notes New Hampshire secretary of state Bill Gardner holds power over the state’s primary date and resists ceding the slot to Iowa and Michigan. It discusses Super Tuesday timing, regional primaries proposals, and the push for a four-region system to dilute New Hampshire and Iowa influence.
Elizabeth S. Weimer endorses Jennifer Fenderbosch for the Avon Lake 2nd Ward Council seat in the November 6 election. She emphasizes action, constituent outreach, and accountability, citing involvement in a sexual predator law and the statewide cancer study in Avon Lake. The piece references local sports news about the Cleveland Indians and critiques the Chronicle Telegram front page layout.
Letters support Clyde O Neal Rae Lynn Brady and Mayor Bill Grace in Elyria Vermilion and Grafton as residents pledge backing. Endorsements praise leadership, fiscal prudence, community service and library levies while urging voters to back these candidates and measures in the general election.
A neighbor recalls moving from Elyria due to decline and drug activity. Clyde O Neal proposes a black watch with captains to report crime as contacts spread in the neighborhood. The community braces for organized crime watch efforts amid lingering neglect and late night disturbances.
Gittler argues for universal health care modeled on Medicare. He suggests phased expansion from birth to 65, funded by taxes, eliminating insurers as middlemen, and keeping doctors and hospitals independent of government control. He contrasts Republican and Democratic stances and notes Medicare's popularity and costs. He invites reader feedback via email.
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