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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 2005
Page
6
The Chronicle lists historical staff with dates including ALC Hudnutt and Arthur D. Hudnutt as publishers between 1927 and 1997, noting A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publisher and editor respectively and Dave Perczek Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold in editorial roles.
Lorain school board discussion centered on diversity hiring as Coalition for Hispanic Issues and Progress threatens legal action if two Hispanic administrators from Southview High are not offered positions. Board had previously not renewed Montoya Chavez and five other administrators, sparking debate on race and qualifications amid district’s 4 small schools plan and goals for Hispanic representation given 40 percent Hispanic students and 10 percent Hispanic staff.
An opinion piece argues the state must provide adequate funds for defense to uphold constitutional rights. It cites high court expectations, argues current payment caps and low attorney fees impede fair trials, and urges legislative action to lift caps and ensure reasonable compensation.
Lorain County commissioners urge keeping a 6 percent sales tax to restore local government funds, arguing a 5.5 percent rate under House Bill 66 would cut vital services. They note revenue impacts to Lorain County and libraries, urge residents to contact Taft and legislators, and highlight existing partnerships and past funding adjustments. The letter is signed by Betty Blair, Lorain County commissioners.
DePaul University defends academic freedom while detailing instructor Thomas Klocek's conduct toward students in a cafeteria incident. The university says Klocek withdrew from a spring class, sought a grievance, and faced pressure from his attorney and a publicist for a financial settlement, while reaffirming high behavioral standards.
In North Ridgeville TAHA HABENICHT notes rising deer sightings near Crocker Park as new developments pop up, causing traffic and wildlife concerns. The author argues for redeveloping vacant buildings rather than clearing more land, proposing reuse to ease wildlife conflicts and boost community value.
Relatives report a second vase stolen from a grave at Ridge Hill Cemetery in one year. They urge justice, quoting scriptural and moral pleas as they ask who desecrated the resting place and hope the thief faces judgment.
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