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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 2006
Page
5
The Chronicle appears with references to publishers A C Hudnutt and Arthur Hudnutt and editors Andrew R. Young and Dave Perczek. Names include Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold and note publication periods 1927 to 1950 and 1970 to 1961, indicating archival staff roles.
In Lorain County a Democratic nomination for Common Pleas Court is contested by Kreig Brusnahan and Raymond J. Ewers. Brusnahan, 50, has longer legal experience and higher score in legal capacity, with over 100 felony trials and notable wins. Ewers, 45, is longtime assistant law director with civil litigation focus and strong temperament ratings. Brusnahan leads in preparedness and community service, while both oppose pension-mumping by retiring judges.
A 1-year WWII veteran writes from Elyria praising the new WWI memorial’s reflection of national unity and warning against current political and economic trends. He contrasts wartime sacrifice with modern tax breaks, oil profits, and a divided Congress, noting a controversial White House name on the memorial and urging zoning reform to block undesirable development.
The Washington Post Poll shows Bush disapproval rising in red states to 57 percent, with 43 percent approving. Blue states reveal a deeper, angrier reaction as only about a third approve, signaling a broad shift as prior partisan loyalties fade across the 2004 voting map.
Leonard Pitts Jr. writes a personal reflection where a birthday surprise car, claimed by Marilyn, becomes a tangible symbol of perseverance and dreams fulfilled. The moment shifts from disbelief to validation as family and friends celebrate in a vivid, period voice.
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