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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 2003
Page
2
The fragment lists Reer 8 founded July 24, 1829 with Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950. Names include A Cooper Hudnutt publisher Andrew Young editor Scott Brown editorial page editor Rudy Dicks managing editor Patti Ewald assistant managing editor.
Northeast Ohio fights West Nile as annual mosquito season begins. State data show 441 Ohioans infected last year with 31 deaths. Cuyahoga County had 218 cases and 10 deaths while Lorain County reported 14 cases and two deaths. Officials urge eliminating standing water, removing containers and tires, gutters, wheelbarrows, and boat tarps. Where waters cannot be drained, use larvicides to kill eggs and larvae. Public health campaigns stress protecting the elderly and reducing mosquito habitats for a safer summer.
The article argues for reducing U S military presence in the Middle East and elsewhere after the Iraq war. It cites past force drawdowns at Incirlik and Prince Sultan bases and suggests maintaining limited staffing to respond to future needs while avoiding protracted overseas deployments. It notes Arab public opinion and regional sensitivities, including Israel and Palestinian issues, shaping smarter strategy.
A batch of letters endorses three mayoral candidates in North Ridgeville. MICHAEL GIBSON backs Dave Gillock for May 6. RANDALL and JANICE FAGAN praise Tom Dake’s school director record and leadership. RANDY CORNISH endorses Rosemary Berg. Patricia Petras supports Dake’s plans. Joyce Kindrod and others urge voters to consider Gillock, Dake, or Berg, all urging May 6 votes.
A mayor urges Lorain County voters to renew a 1.49 mill levy for Murray Ridge Center on May 6. The request cites 25 percent of board revenue, federal matching funds, rising enrollment, more adult residential services, and no new taxes, seeking a yes vote on Issue 16.
A senior at Firelands High School urges a Yes vote on May 6 for Issue 10 school levy and praises Firelands schools. Elyria voters are urged to back Larry Tanner for Council at large for his 20 plus years on City Council and union ties. Amherst supports John Dietrich for Amherst City Council president citing honesty and researched answers.
Election letters for the May 6 ballot must be received by Wednesday April 30 to appear in The Chronicle Telegram. Final run day for letters is Sunday May 4. Include signature full address and phone. submissions by mail fax or email with editor contact details.
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