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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 2004
Page
4
Historic newspaper masthead lists founders and publishers spanning 1829 to 1991. Hudnutt family figures include Arthur D. Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt. Andrew R. Young serves as publisher editor with Scott Brown on editorial page and Patti Ewald plus Matt Westerhold in managing roles.
The Aug 14 blackout exposed failures in the electric grid serving eight states and two Canadian provinces. Akron based FirstEnergy faced criticism for lack of monitoring and rule violations. A task force urged Congress to adopt mandatory reliability standards with penalties and cautioned on security risks. Republicans push to couple reform with a broader energy bill, while Democrats seek standalone legislation.
A Los Angeles Times column laments FCC efforts to curb indecency on air and notes stations use 7 to 10 second delays to censor live chatter. It humorously suggests extended 10 second pauses could curb crude remarks in daily life and even political ads.
Readers argue over Mayor Grace proposed East Bridge Street pool on Spitzer property and question motives. They cite neighborhood pools, safety, and a contrast with Riverwalk, while other letters defend city finances and fault Road Route 57 traffic, urging stricter enforcement.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines how letters to the editor are handled. Submissions should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number with mailing fax and email contact details.
A heated dispute arises over a Wellington display titled I am a survivor of death by own action by Special Effects owners Chris Goran and artist David Bennett. Survivors group SO5 led by Pastor Jimmy Madsen and Paul Baumgartner decries the display as insensitive, citing personal tragedy and ongoing support meetings for survivors.
A Wellington reader voices outrage at a front window display addressing death by own action, condemning the art as exploitative and urging removal while contrasting the paper's sensational front-page coverage with personal tragedy from past years. The writer, Kevin McGoldrick, cites impact on youth and mental health professionals.
A local owner faces backlash as a provocative window display prompts grief and controversy. Residents recount personal loss from suicide and call for removal, noting the display deepens pain on the anniversary of a loved one’s death.
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