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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2008
Page
14
Arthur D. Hudnutt served as publisher from 1970 to 1991. A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young are listed as publisher and editorial page editor respectively, with Kyle D. Kondik noted as editorial page editor.
The Midview school district seeks a five year 2.5 mill levy to fund buses, textbooks, computers and building maintenance. Without the measure, high school bus service and teaching positions could be cut as the district has already trimmed over 1 million from its budget. A $150 000 home would pay about 114.84 annually for this revenue stream.
The Avon school district asks voters to renew two levies. Issue 34 would renew a 1.99 mill levy producing about 1.5 million dollars annually for operating expenses. Issue 35 would renew a 1.25 mill levy yielding 792 thousand dollars yearly for permanent improvements. The renewals keep the district in the black through 2011 and cost taxpayers nothing extra. Avon voters urged to vote yes on both issues.
Avon Lake voters consider Issue 36 to maintain 3.86 mills for operating expenses. The renewal would raise about $3.4 million annually. defeat could force significant budget cuts after earlier levy failures trimmed $1.8 million.
The Eric Huron Ottawa Vocational Education Center requests renewal of its 0.5-mill operating levy. EHOVE serves Vermilion Western Reserve and New London districts, providing career technical training to area high school students. Local urging readers to maintain support.
An editorial on Elyria's finances notes residents, not the general fund, pay for garbage collection through utility bills. The correction clarifies the city does not fund trash pickup from its general fund.
The Dallas Morning News editorial cites SIGIR findings on wasted Iraqi reconstruction funds including a $100 million Fallujah wastewater project left unfinished. It notes 1,262 canceled projects with about $90 million paid to non delivering contractors and argues Iraqi self-sufficiency should replace such spending.
Washington Post columnist Will analyzes the tail end of the 2008 campaign. He critiques Palin's qualifications and McCain’s stance on fundraising and government power, noting public financing declines and the rising cost of campaigns.
A writer details Yahoo's top searches led by Jolie and Swift, then surprises readers with French toast ranking. He explores global variations from eggy bread to beans, mayo and wine, noting the Internet's wide interest despite unclear relevance.
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