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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 2003
Page
3
The record lists A C HudNatt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 with Andrew Young as editor Scott Brown on the editorial page Patti Ewald as assistant managing editor, noting founders and staff during this period.
The Ohio EPA hauled away 574232 shredded tires from Jack Vasi’s former dump at 618 and 618 2 Oberlin Road Carlisle Township after a years long fight starting in 1995. Cleanup cost 419265 funded by the scrap tire abatement fund. Vasi and sister Mary Kay Szabo face possible costs and further indictments for a separate dump. County officials and residents note health risks from wetlands and West Nile virus.
The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to share opinions via letters to the editor. The page states editorials, guest pieces, cartoons, and columns challenge readers to form their own views and submit responses.
Readers advocate appointment of a special prosecutor for shredding allegations surrounding Lorain County prosecutor and urge impartial inquiry. Amherst voters urged to back a May levy for Sheffield Lake schools citing funding needs and property value protection. Letters critique Congressional votes on Iraq and local editors, with personal memories from veterans and debates on party loyalties.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor subject to editing for brevity and accuracy. Letters must be 200 words or fewer and include signature full address and telephone number. Contact options include mail fax and email with details for Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown.
A Belfast crowd jeered antiwar protesters as Bush and Blair earned a rare victory lap over a war nearing its end. The piece defends the American and British actions, naming Saddam Hussein’s regime as the loser and praising the Iraqi people and allied leaders for promoting freedom and human rights.
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