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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 2007
Page
6
The Chronicle marks its origins with the July 24, 1829 founding and notes key publishers A C Hudnutt from 1927 to 1950 and Arthur D Hudnutt from 1970 to 1994, outlining lineage and tenure in the newspaper's history.
Lorain County commissioners faced a failed push for a 0.25 percent sales tax after petitioners gathered over 10 000 signatures in a month to force a November vote. The drive argues no emergency exists despite a $3.5 million state funding shortfall, a $15 million carryover, and a past pattern of voter rejection of tax hikes.
The House approved a plan to add two seats in the House, one for Washington DC and one for Utah, in a 241 to 177 vote. Supporters argue it corrects a long right to representation while opponents warn of Senate hurdles and a White House veto. Norton and Rep. Davis led the push, with Utah senators Split on the Utah seat approach.
Letters criticize media for sensationalizing the Virginia Tech killings while urging action on global warming. Cynthia Hasko and Rocco Fana question front page choices, urging empathy for victims and denouncing the focus on the murderer.
A collection of letters questions fairness of Elyria High School ballot Issue 7 and Midview Issue 9 tax renewal, urging readers to vote their conscience. Writers stress aging facilities, funding, and education value while criticizing government costs and local education policy. The excerpts also reflect on broader national issues including Virginia Tech and Iraq.
Local residents attacked Mayor Grace over the new Wal-Mart on Griswold Road calling the exterior bland and cookie cutter. They contrast it with Chestnut Commons style, arguing the Midway Mall neighborhood deserves smaller, more community oriented buildings and trees rather than acres of asphalt. Residents warn the mayor’s choice could define his legacy ahead of the election.
A retired Vermilion police officer endorses attorney Zack Dolyk for Vermilion Municipal Court judge. The writer, acquainted since 1978, praises his professionalism efficiency fairness and knowledge from time as acting judge and believes he has the qualifications for the role.
Residents weigh Whether Elyria High School will receive a state funded upgrade as Issue 7 approaches. Ohio plans to allocate 23 million dollars for a new EHS if passed. failure could send funds elsewhere with no guaranteed reallocation timeline.
The Chronicle Telegram asks letters to the editor be brief, under 250 words, and may be edited for brevity and accuracy. Include signature, full home address, and telephone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4070 Elyria 44636 or fax 329-7282 or email letters chroniclet.com.
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