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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 2003
Page
2
The 1927 to 1950 era of the Hudeuit founded newspaper highlights publisher A Cooper Hudnutt and editor Andrew Young with Scott Brown on the Editorial Page and Rudy Dicks as Managing Editor, supported by Paul Ewald as Assistant Managing Editor.
Lorain YWCA plans converting the vacant Black River Lodge at 200 W Ninth St into a subsidized 14 room apartment for chronically homeless women. Council balks at a final $65,000 funding, fearing downtown revitalization impact, though YWCA says tenants will pay about 300 dollars monthly and many will be long term, older residents.
Elyria Mayor Bill Grace faces Democratic challenger Jim Deery in a debate from 7 to 8 30 p m at Elyria High School auditorium admission is free The event will not be televised and will be aired on WEOL 930 AM on tape delay after the Indians game Chronicle Telegram plans Thursday coverage Voters will decide the May 6 mayoral primary and gauge Grace versus Deery
The 2002 murder of Pim Fortuyn by Volkert van der Graaf resulted in a life sentence considered lenient by the judge. The court cited rehabilitation prospects and political motive, noting Dutch life terms are rarely imposed. Van der Graaf is due for release in 2014 at age 45, prompting speculation about Sirhan Sirhan and Arthur Bremer in Dutch justice terms.
A letter urges voters to support a 0.5 percent income tax levy renewal in Elyria, arguing the measure preserves essential city services and keeps finances stable without a rate increase. The writer highlights benefits to residents and compares to neighboring towns.
A string of letters criticizes The Chronicle Telegram for a April front page photo of Marine Cpl. Edward Chin and a Saddam Hussein statue. Readers urge accountability, defend Kathy Litkovitz for mayor, lament local taxes and library funding, and defend others amid political and personal disputes in Lorain and Elyria communities.
Local readers urge Elyria to fix potholes and allocate tax dollars to city streets. They condemn lazy maintenance, note big holes endangering cars, and demand better road crews and cleaner streets this spring. The letter also critiques Kathleen Parker’s Iraq commentary, arguing it misframes victory and moral clarity.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor regarding the May 6 election. Submissions must arrive by Wednesday April 30. letters after that date may not appear. Include signature, full address, and phone number. mailing, fax, or email options are provided for submission.
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