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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2007
Page
9
Julie Wallace serves as Assistant Managing Editor of The Chronicle, guiding desk operations and newsroom planning. Her role includes coordinating coverage, editing copy, and supporting editors across sections.
Britain asks the UN Security Council to deplore Iran’s seizure of 15 Royal Navy sailors, but the council offers only grave concern. The piece accuses Europe and NATO of weak resolve and notes Iran’s motive to provoke without fear of repercussions.
Former Justice Department aide testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee about discussions on U S attorneys dismissals. He cites Gonzales involvement in planning shifts and meetings in 2005 and 2006, while Bush administration officials urge Gonzales to speak for himself and repair credibility amid growing criticism.
A resident and school employee urges a Yes vote for a new city leadership to address Elyria High School conditions. The letter cites boiler room demolition, collapsing exterior walls, unsafe floors, and business departures, praising Holly Brinda as experienced in school issues and city management.
Richard Clevenger of Grafton urges voters to oppose all levies and tax increases to prevent higher property taxes. He cites state proposed $25,000 breaks for seniors and disabled, warns of foreclosures, and notes Midview's lawsuits and legal fees as taxpayer costs.
A Lorraine reader signs an April Fools note praising war, mocking injured and dead, attacking dissent as unpatriotic, and denying science. The author ends with a revival of religious themes and a disclaimer that the post is a joke. Local editors caution against harmful rhetoric.
The Elyria south side block watch has met for three years, gathering the fourth Tuesday each month at 7 p.m. in the Elyria Police Department Community Room, with April at the SEND office. Police, council members, and city staff attend to address safety crime and housing concerns. Residents and business owners are invited to participate and visit southelyriablockwatch.blogspot.com. Matt Swabb Elyria.
The group cites seven years of perceived failure under Bill Grace including unfulfilled promises from the mayoral campaign such as downtown revitalization and a new high school. Critics accuse Grace of misdirected priorities, noting only courthouse funds, a square clock, and an office upgrade as actions.
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines how readers can submit letters for publication. It notes a 250 word limit and potential edits for brevity and accuracy. Submissions should include signature, full address, and phone number with mailing fax and email contact details.
Harvey Gittter argues medicine blends art and science as practices evolve. He reflects on stents, bypass surgery, colonoscopies, CAT scans, and evolving diagnostics, noting doctors balance information, cost, and patient well being. He praises local Lorain County doctors for answering questions and preserves hope for future medical advances.
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