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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 2005
Page
6
The Chronicle presents Andrew R. Young as editor and Matt Westerhold as assistant managing editor in the masthead, signaling leadership structure for the publication.
Sesame Street promotes exercise and nutrition during its 36th season with public service messages from Sesame Street characters and senators. Cookie Monster will learn that cookies are now an occasional treat, sparking debate among viewers while experts cite rising obesity. Public polls show mixed reactions.
The Washington Post notes the possible end to funding for continued Voyager monitoring as NASA weighs priorities. At about 4 million annually for Voyager, against a 16.4 billion federal budget, cuts accompany plans for Moon and Mars missions under the Vision. NASA cites shuttle termination and shifts to fund new programs, while trimming Hubble, aeronautics, and Earth science, yet maintaining costly ISS support dependent on Russia.
A reader laments Lorain streets with potholes hindering access to Wal Mart and casinos. In Avon, Jill Renuart endorses John Keshock for Avon Lake Municipal Court judge, highlighting his 15 year law career and family values. Ron and Debbie Able urge votes for Darrel Bilancini in the May 3 Republican primary across Avon, Avon Lake, and Sheffield Village.
A opinion piece argues Republicans push tax breaks for the wealthy while creating deficits. It cites Reagan, Bush, and Ohio Governor Taft, asserting conservatives mislead the public. The columnist Glenn Walter asserts vigilance against repetitive political deception.
The Midview district sold Eaton and Belden schools triggering tax increases for new facilities. Residents fear wasteful spending, long cross district bus rides, and potential pricey outcomes. The writer urges prudent use of public funds and expresses concern over debt and governance. An email address for letters is provided.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes they may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters under about 200 words may be emitted to approximate length. Include signature full address and telephone number with mailing fax and email contact options for submission.
Leonard Pitts comments on the Christian right as a powerful force reshaping U S life from schools to policy. He notes shifts in public opinion after the Terri Schiavo case, arguing the movement intrudes on private life and that a broader, multi faith nation must respect differences.
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