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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 2008
Page
10
A.C. Hudnutt founded the publication in 1927 with Arthur C. Hudnutt carrying through 1950 and again 1970 to 1991. Andrew R. Young serves as Publisher and Kyle D. Kondie as Editorial Page Editor with Julie Wallace as Assistant Managing Editor.
House Minority Leader Joyce Beatty asked Matt Barrett to resign after he allegedly lied about a topless photo displayed in a Norwalk High School class presentation. Barrett faces a continuing investigation and potential replacement by the Democratic caucus as GOP opposition weighs in statewide politics.
The Mercury News editorial notes Hillary Clinton's Pennsylvania victory fuels hopes for North Carolina and Indiana on May 6. It warns the tone of the race risks deterring voters and questions whether superdelegates can alter the delegate math. Clinton faces steep odds to win a majority by June and relies on wealthy supporters to fund a prolonged fight.
A reader letters section rebuts Paul Ridge and the Elyria Schools board over a failing district image, discipline, enrollment, and taxpayer voice. Other letters critique John McCain's candidacy and temperament, while Joyce and Kenneth Klontz praise Bob Lynch's cartoons on the opinion page.
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and edits them for clarity. Include a telephone number and mail them to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria Ohio. Fax to 440 329 7282 or email the editor at chroniclet com.
A letter argues that elected school board members are hired to serve citizens as the employer. It urges accountability and asks how leaders plan to address decreasing enrollment and necessary consolidation. The writer stresses the need for responses to inquiries and invites bosses input on governance.
Philadelphia Inquirer columnist reflects on six weeks of Pennsylvania primary coverage. She notes waning candidate contact, photo ops at Independence Hall and Italian Market, media attention shifting to Indiana and North Carolina, and Pennsylvanians’ enduring frustration with national politics and the Bush administration.
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