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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2008
Page
10
Arthur D. Hudnutt served as Publisher from 1970 to 1991 while Andrew R. Young was Editor and Kyle D. Kondie Editorial Page Editor, shaping the paper’s leadership across decades.
The 10 year higher education blueprint aims to boost graduates, expand access to two year colleges, and improve transfer credit. Gov Strickland and Board of Regents back a $420 million funding rise over ten years as part of a broader push to cut costs and retain talent.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to 250 words, with edits for brevity and accuracy. Include name full address and phone number. Mailing address available in Elyria Ohio, by mail or fax and email are provided for submission.
A letter argues cats released into the wild threaten humans and ecosystems. It urges keeping pets at home or humane euthanasia for strays, claiming rabies risk and damage to wildlife. The writer, Carl R Prince, ties the topic to broader political grievances.
A letter to the editor asserts that 29 Democrats backed the Iraq war on President Bushs lies. It notes CIA director George Tenets Sept 18 2002 briefing about no WMDs and claims Saddam halted Iraqs nuclear program after the Gulf War.
A reader addresses Honey Rothschild, arguing driving is a necessity not a privilege due to potholes. The letter insists tax dollars fund road repairs and public salaries, urging action to improve local streets.
Ohio consumers can save with energy efficiency and renewables as the lowest cost path to meet growing electricity demand. Wind may cost 4.9 cents per kWh, while clean coal with carbon capture tops 10 to 17 cents. Efficiency could run 3.2 cents, potentially 1.3. HB 487 aims to bring renewables into the electric mix and cut usage by 22 percent, with mandates and penalties to drive progress.
Cocco argues that Obama allies and media pundits push Clinton to exit the presidential race. She notes promised dynastic shifts failed in New Hampshire and Super Tuesday, cites Kennedy factors, and warns appeals to gender and class threaten a fair general election battle.
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