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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 2011
Page
10
The Chronicle lists its history with founders and publishers from 1829 to 2010 and notes Andrew R. Young as editor Julie Wallace as managing editor.
After voters rejected a hybrid bond plan in May the concept returns, now funded by Lorain County Metro Parks and Amherst Schools. The project shifts to a recreation center north of Premier Toyota with land donations totaling 21 acres. Phase I aims for 2013 opening, with private and federal funding, and includes a pool and fitness facilities plus an outdoor sprayground for special needs.
The Obama administration shifts ICE priorities to target true threats while easing action against long term residents and students. Over 800000 expulsions occurred in two years, prompting a review of about 300000 pending cases and potential suspensions for the elderly, ill, long time residents, and families of citizens.
In a Chronicle-Telegram page, Bruce Eldridge claims Randy Newman misreads history, but the author counters Hoover’s economic actions and links them to Obama policies. Letters from Robert Pardee, Henry Niedzwiecki, and Barry Accorts discuss Route 57 traffic, prison privatization, and responsible governance.
The Chronicle Telegraph outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Readers are invited to send letters up to 250 words with signatures full address and phone number for verification. Submissions may be by mail fax or email with the Editorial Page Editor as the contact.
George Will critiques the 1905 Lochner v New York decision as affirming individual rights over government overreach. The piece argues progressives distorted Lochner to justify expansive state regulation, urging renewed defense of liberty of contract and unenumerated rights against New Deal era deference to majoritarian rule.
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