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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 2007
Page
5
Publisher Hudnutt family era spans through 1991 with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as key leaders. Arthur Hudnutt served 1927 to 1950, while the 1970 to 1991 period highlights Dave Perzek as Editorial Page Editor and Julie Wallace as Assistant Managing Editor.
A bill in Ohio would exempt JEDD discussions from Open Meetings Law. The author and advocates warn this reduces transparency and erodes trust in local governance. Aimed at keeping annexation talks visible, lawmakers may amend to preserve public access during committee action.
An opinion piece rebukes quick verdicts after the Virginia Tech massacre, urging silence and respect for the victims. It notes debates over gun control, campus safety alerts, and the urge to put tragedy in perspective, warning against exploiting the tragedy for partisan ends.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor under 250 words and notes edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number. Mailing and contact details provided for editorial submissions.
A garbled fragment claims a claim that George Bush names the speaker head of the World Bank. The legibility is poor and no verifiable details beyond the asserted position can be confirmed.
Kimberly Aldrich-Ceja argues that universities hide campus crime to protect their image, citing the Virginia Tech tragedy and delayed warnings. She questions whether leaders prioritized safety or image and urges transparent, timely notices to protect students.
The speaker argues increased security is essential in schools, proposing metal detectors and rapid shutdowns to prevent future massacres. Citing the Virginia Tech incident, they emphasize the need for a nationwide strategy and willingness to spend to protect lives.
State agrees the EHS site is good and urges support for the new high school. Elyria Schools officials say OSFC participation depended on site meeting state requirements. Superintendent Rigda and board stress the need and urge voters to back Issue 7 despite scrutiny.
Sandra Bohrer from Lorain recalls her elderly, handicapped plight when tire failure left her stranded near West River Ave for over an hour in cold weather. Two Lorain girls finally called a tow, while she criticizes passersby who did not stop.
A Midview student urges support for the renewal levy Issue 4 claiming no new taxes if approved and highlighting $1.6 million in operating funds for busing utilities and supplies. The speaker notes Midview High School’s recent excellent state rating and 81 percent college enrollment among grads, stressing continued education and extracurriculars.
Readers are urged to support a 0.75 mill levy for Lorain County Joint Vocational School with no tax increase. Letters discuss education funding, government accountability, and Issue 17 to require voter approval for local income tax changes in Elyria.
Residents Michael and Karr Furness urge Avon voters to approve Issue 5. They emphasize the renewal is not a new tax and will fund continued high quality education, benefiting property values and preserving Avon as a desirable community.
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