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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 2008
Page
10
The 20th century newspaper shows Arthur D. Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950, followed by A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publisher and editor respectively. Kyle D. Kondik is editorial page editor with Julie Wallace as assistant managing editor.
The Elyria school district plans to close Cascade Elementary next year with Eastgate possibly affected, citing a looming 14 million deficit. Community input was limited. teachers were warned of layoffs as administrators push to balance the budget before the next school year.
Dallas Morning News editorial argues that extending the Bush administration HIV AIDS initiative is essential to curb disease driven instability in sub Saharan Africa. It cites 1.3 million treated and 6.6 million cared for since 2003 and urges Senate action before summer and the G eight summit.
Citizens argue over school closings costs and city size staffing while criticizing mayoral budget choices and tax renewal. Opinion writer William D. Ogle reflects on shredding efforts in Elyria and critiques The Chronicle Telegram editorials on foster care gun laws and local government powers.
Elyria sponsored its first Resident Shred Day funded by Lorain County Solid Waste grant money. Residents brought up to six boxes or bags of confidential documents to City Hall parking lot from 9 a.m. to noon, driving through a line watched via closed circuit TV as their papers were shredded to combat identity theft.
A fragmentary notice describes submission channels for letters to the editor at The Chronicle Telegram. It mentions mailing to Editorial Page Editor, box 4010 Elyria, 44036 and fax and email options though details are cut off.
Samuelson and Cocco argue that Democratic opposition to the Colombia free trade agreement ignores economic reality. They note tariffs on autos, tractors, and computers hinder U.S. exports, highlight Whirlpool and Bison Gear cases, and urge export-led growth. They criticize the suspension of Trade Promotion Authority as harming negotiations and future job creation.
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