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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 2006
Page
10
The Chronicle presents its publication lineage with founders and publishers from 1829 onward. It lists A C Hudnutt as publisher 1927 to 1950, Arthur D Hudnutt 1070 to 1984, with A Cooper Hudnutt serving as publisher and Andrew R Young as editor. Dave Perczek, Patti Ewald, and Matt Westerhold are shown in editorial roles.
Betty Blair, 68, runs for a fifth term in Lorain County with challengers Alan Evenchik Joshua Meszes and Michael Nunez in the Democratic primary. The Chronicle endorses Blair, noting her long service and county role despite past takeovers and debates.
Rita Canfield 50 a LaGrange Township trustee seeks the Republican nomination in Lorain County. Robert Reed 40 Avon native and publishing company sales director challenges her. Canfield's long service on local boards and strong name recognition cited. Reed notes Canfield 2004 loss to Kalo. Reed had not attended a commissioners meeting as of last month. May 2 election looms.
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts argues the Duke lacrosse rape allegations expose race and class dynamics beyond the incident. He critiques media focus, details the victim's status, and notes nationwide rape statistics to reframe the debate around power, privilege, and culture.
Latino demonstrators from diverse backgrounds declare they will no longer live in fear and will stand firm against abuse and discrimination. They stress peaceful, strong, nationwide mobilization, insisting they are here to stay and challenging scapegoating by Americans.
Resident in Elyria proposes reviving an open air farmers market in Ely Square to connect local growers with residents. He recalls a circle of farms in a Pennsylvania town and urges direct buyer seller interaction with fresh produce meats and grains. Linking farmers to the school cafeteria is suggested to foster healthier choices for children.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submissions to the editor with a 200 word limit. Letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number and provide mailing fax and email contact details for letters.
A humorous riff on the annual chaos of resetting every clock in the house. The narrator details battles with a radio clock, kitchen timers, microwaves, ovens, VCRs, DVDs, and car dashboards as they struggle to coordinate times after the daylight saving change. The piece ends with a note directing to Dr Stewart at otstewart corchio.com.
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