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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 2003
Page
8
An archival snippet lists Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publishers and Scott Brown as editorial page editor. Rudy Dicks Pattiewald is noted as managing editor and assistant managing editor.
Elyria Public Library System asks voters to approve Issue 30 a five year 1 mill property tax levy generating about 926000 annually. The request comes as state funding from the Library and Local Government Support Fund falls cutting the library’s revenue by about 28 percent. If approved the levy would fund operations not new construction.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor for the November 4 election with a 200 word limit. Submission deadline is 5 p.m. Monday October 27 by mail fax or email. Include signature full address and phone number and contact Scott Brown for edits.
Readers weigh Mayor Bill Grace against challenger Tom Pallardy based on claimed experience and job plans. The letter highlights Pallardy's Army National Guard leadership of 1,800 personnel, Pallardy's road and bridge work, and questions Grace’s business growth claims and cited street repair funds.
A supporter endorses Tom Pallardy citing his 21 point plan to increase the city police to 100 officers and fulfill the police levy promise. The writer contrasts Pallardy with Mayor Grace, urging readers to back the candidate who will place 100 officers on the streets.
Kevin Lattner criticizes Pallardy Grace in Elyria as both candidates fail to impress. He urges voters to reject both campaigns, recalling a preferred candidate Jim Deery and endorsing a boycott of the election. The piece notes festival shirts and local political tensions.
A reader counters Tom Pallardy on Elyria job losses, praising Mayor Bill Grace for peace efforts and downtown flowers. The note argues unemployment has risen but residents care most about harmony, beauty, and Grace's leadership.
Florida State University economists David Rasmussen and Bruce Benson advocate devolving drug policy to state and local governments. They argue decentralization could enhance debate, enable experimentation in treatment versus punishment, and reduce costly incarceration while preserving national options on certain prohibitions. They note evidence that treatment is cost-effective and highlight political incentives shaping lawmaking.
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