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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 2007
Page
5
The Chronicle is listed with publication dates and staff roles including publishers A C Hudnutt 1927 1950 and Arthur C Hudnutt 1970 1991, editor Patti Ewald and Julie Wallace in offering periods and leadership credits.
Lorain County Commissioner Lori Kokoski urged arming deputy dog wardens after recent attacks, noting Huron County wardens carry pistols and shotguns. Sheriff Stammitti cites past gun use and training gaps, warning against firearms but supporting stun devices with proper training. Police should handle pistols and shotguns.
The FDA restricts voting on products by experts with conflicts but allows non voting members with up to 50000 in financial ties. Critics say even one dollar should disqualify a panelist and urge independent evaluators, though staffing dozens of panels with independent doctors remains impractical.
A citizen urges voting for Holly Brinda on May 8, praising her leadership qualities, work ethic, and plan to make Elyria safer, create jobs, and fix roads. The letter frames Brinda as a reliable, can do leader with strong character and family values.
Instructions explain easy ways to switch party affiliation for the mayoral Democratic primary on May 8. Voters can change in person at the polling place on Election Day or apply for absentee ballots by providing a change of party form and absentee form. Call the Board of Elections or visit the site to obtain forms and return by 7:30 p.m. on May 8.
The Chronicle Telegram invites Elyria residents to unite for a new Eastside High project levy as Ohio covers one third of costs. Readers are urged to vote, submit letters up to 250 words with signature and contact details, and join a boroughs-wide push for the children’s school.
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