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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 2007
Page
6
The document lists key leadership figures for Hudnutt publishing from 1829 to 1994. It names founders, publishers, editors and managing editors including A. Cooper Hudnutt, Arthur D. Hudnutt, Andrew R. Young, Kyle Kondik, Patti Ewald, and Julie Wallace, with active years spanning 1927 to 1994.
Lorain County judge James Burge rebukes retroactive law claims as he seeks hearings on the death penalty in cases involving Ruben Rivera and Ronald McCloud. The dispute centers on lethal injection and state actions, with Burge noting no extra cost to taxpayers as he presses the inquiry. In Kent, Kevin Egler, 45, faced unlawful advertising charges for an Impeach Bush yard sign, later changed to littering before the city dropped the case and paid $82 in costs.
Judge James S. Gwin in Akron struck down part of an Ohio sex offender rule applied retroactively to offenders before July 31, 2003. The 1000 foot school distance, while still on the books, does not apply to all offenders, raising concerns in Columbus about public safety and the law's usefulness.
The New York Daily News editorial condemns China’s rule to institutionalize reincarnation approvals for living Buddhas. It says Beijing divides authority by influence level, aiming to curb Dalai Lama’s successor designation. The piece labels the move an abuse of power and a faith intrusion.
Citizens debate city finances and public safety raising concerns about fire station staffing and response times. Readers urge protecting firefighters, question budget cuts, and call for Chief and mayor to ensure coverage while proposing streamlined departments and hiring.
Taxpayer Carolyn Bruce questions Elyria City Council decision to appoint the Elyria Landmark Commission to oversee the Washington Building project instead of a school committee. She asks for a taxpayer safeguard against future delays and the use of public funds without a clear plan.
Washington Post columnist Robinson notes iPhone owners paid $599 for a lifestyle device that promised to simplify life but delivered only incremental gains. Apple offered a $100 store credit to early buyers, yet many feel cheated as forums vented their disappointment.
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