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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 2017

Page

14

Chronicle Publisher Lineage Through the Years

The Chronicle lists a succession of publishers and editors from 1829 to 2010, detailing Hudnutt family leadership and Brad Dicken as Editorial Page Editor, marking a long history of editorial stewardship.

A.C. Hudnutt Arthur D. Hudnutt 4A. Cooper Hudnutt William D. Hudnutt Brad Dicken

Jailhouse Taverne neighbors clash over loud concerts and permits

Grafton Township trustees face a noise dispute tied to the Jailhouse Taverne. Owners backed by Christie Homer-Miller and Andy Weigel seek to oust incumbents John Kasinec and Carl Wesemeyer, while residents push back on loud music and a missing outdoor shelter permit.

Jailhouse Taverne Grafton Township John Kasinec Carl Wesemeyer Christie Homer-Miller Andy Weigel Homer- Miller Weigel Jean Haight Change.org Kasinec Scott Mahoney

Letters to the Editor Guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram

The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to 250 words and may edit longer submissions for brevity accuracy and taste. Include signature full home address and phone number for verification mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria OH 44036 fax 3297282 or email letters chroniclet com.

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Dale Evans Birthday Legacy Celebrates Her Trailblazing Life

Dale Evans born 1912 and died 2001 left a diverse legacy as singer songwriter actress and author. She championed Down syndrome and disability rights, with Angels Unaware offering hope and comfort to millions. The piece notes Ohio Issue 1 Marsy’s Law and critiques its impact on victims rights and costs. Dick Stein, Republican, Lorain County, weighs in on constitutional amendment concerns.

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Do tax cuts drive growth A mixed historical view

Washington argues no conclusive link between tax rates and growth. Studies split: some find lower taxes boost individual behavior like entrepreneurship, others find little GDP impact. Historical 1950s high top rates yet 4% GDP growth. 1980s inflation fell, aiding growth. Policy debate centers on equity and debt.

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Almanac highlights and notable dates for October 31 2017

Almanac page notes the day as October 31 2017 with 304 days elapsed and 40 remaining. It cites historical milestones such as Earl Lloyd breaking the NBA color barrier in 1950 and includes Birthdays Births and facts about Martin Luther and John Keats among other items.

Earl Lloyd

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