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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2008
Page
15
The item notes Indira Gandhi’s assassination, John Keats and Juliette Gordon Low birthdays, Chiang Kai-shek, Dan Rather, and Earl Lloyd as milestones. It quotes Dan Rather on the press as a watchdog and marks the moon phase between new moon and first quarter.
Letters urge residents to vote YES on Issues 34 and 35 in Avon for operating and improvements funding without tax increases. Other messages support Issue 19 for water tower debt, Issue 15 for Elyria Parks, and Issue 39 for Midview schools, stressing education quality and community impact.
Readers ask why a large district debt would occur without Issue 33 and whether passing would delay debt to 2011 2012 If renewal levy funds over 11 million annually would appear on the ballot in 2010 and how the pay source database is compiled The letter also airs concerns about listing each position and endorses Terry Traster for the 58th District with emphasis on his Amherst service and family values
Maria Zampieri Vitale of Lorain appeals to city voters to support Issue 38 to improve schools, stabilize the job and housing market, raise graduation rates, and attract businesses and families to Lorain.
Opinion piece skewers Palin and Obama criticism while stressing Issue 19 a 2.7 mill renewal levy for LaGrange village stating it is not a tax increase after a previous narrowly failed levy. It notes voter stakes and local budget impact.
A local appeal urges Lorain residents to vote yes on Issue 38 to fund Lorain Schools. The plea emphasizes quality education, tough economic times, and community leadership in Lorain County. The author, a Lorain Schools supporter, notes their children benefited from the district and calls on all citizens to back the measure.
A teacher urges Midview voters to support Issue 39 in the upcoming ballot, framing the measure as beneficial for students and school funding. The message emphasizes community impact and education quality.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor rules including a 250 word limit, required signature and full contact details, and submission methods by mail fax or email. The deadline for letters about the election has passed but responses to other writers or endorsements may be considered.
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