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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 2007
Page
5
The Chronicle masthead lists founders and publishers from 1829 to 1991. It names A C Hudnutt as publisher and Arthur D Hudnutt as publisher with Andrew R Young as editor and Julie Wallace as assistant managing editor.
The FCC will maintain the ban on cell phone use during flights, citing insufficient data on ground network impact. FAA rules already prohibit devices aloft to avoid possible interference, keeping skies quiet and free from in-flight chatter amid strong public opinions and calls for or against changes.
In Harry Shearer's Le Show commentary, he laments Americans live in a sealed information bubble and argues for a broader, reality grounded view of world affairs. He cites Time magazine's international editions and warns that US policy should consider cultural differences and regional dynamics beyond a simple Western versus Islamic frame.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor being subject to editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or shorter and may be edited to fit length. Include signature full home address and telephone and use mail fax or email for submissions.
Lorain County residents are urged to file for the Earned Income Tax Credit with the help of Sherrod Brown’s office stating over $8 million remains unclaimed by low and moderate income workers. Locations include Elyria Public Library West River Branch Kennedy Plaza and Lorain County Labor Agency offering free tax preparation for qualified filers.
Dawn M Balog urges voters to approve Issue 9, a renewal levy for the Midview school district, claiming it does not raise taxes and will preserve funding for an excellent Ohio school system. She notes her roles as a realtor, parent, levy committee member, and educator in Lorain County.
A Lorain County writer defends her son, Elyria Little League coach, after Kevin Brubaker accuses him of abandoning a team. She notes her granddaughter played for seven years, chose national travel instead of state all stars, and went to nationals, while Brubaker is urged to avoid politicizing youth sports.
A Elyria resident urges voting yes on the proposed new high school. The writer argues the project benefits the city by attracting families, regardless of whether new business arrives, and notes the improved facility for current students amid concerns over Elyria West closure.
Tracey, a retired Elyria employee with 35 years service including assistant safety service director, urges support for Grant Tracey in the May 8 council at large race. He notes Tracey’s lifelong Elyria roots, family ties to city safety leadership, and dedication to public service.
Investigative journalist Stephen Grey details the CLA torture program using CIA flight records. The book portrays kidnap and transit to torture regimes, with deaths and ongoing detentions, prompting calls to vote and oppose current administration amid global backlash. PETE PENN Shefield Lake
Ike Amann urges residents to consider a policy of nine dollars per month per one hundred thousand dollars of assessed property value to fund a new high school and a long term quality learning environment for fifty thousand students, projecting benefits over a century.
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