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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 2007
Page
6
A compact entry from The Chronicle Crete ag 8 edition notes publisher A Cooper Hudnutt. The brief item references the newspaper and its leadership in a concise publishing note.
The Kansas City Star reports Wal-Mart faces growing critics and has built a surveillance program described as Orwellian. It may have infiltrated an activist group and recorded calls, with further scrutiny by the SEC. The board is urged to oversee an internal probe and disclose how widespread the snooping was.
The Washington Post reports Sen. Feinstein urging unanimous consent on a bill to require electronic filing of campaign finance reports for Senate candidates. Sen. Ima Luddite and Sen. Jim Bunning oppose, arguing the change, while standard for House and White House groups, faces obstruction. Feinstein questions who could oppose this, calling for disclosure and modernization in the Senate.
The Chronicle Telegraph invites letters to the editor but reserves editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or shorter and include signature full home address and telephone number with contact options for submission by mail fax or email.
A letter argues for a new Elyria High School as a catalyst for 21st century learning, STEM focus, and regional economic competitiveness, urging a May 8 vote. It emphasizes modern labs, technology, and preparation for college and jobs in a knowledge economy. It also includes endorsements for local leaders and mentions Lorain County initiatives.
Paul Rigda praises former Elyria West leader and urges Elyria voters to support Issue 7 for a new high school. He cites decaying facilities, mold, asbestos, and water damage, arguing state funds of 23 million can restore hope, youth, and community. Ricki Spicer Rochester backs the measure.
Linnea Vanblar cum asks what the anticipated annual operating cost will be for the new Elyria High School. She questions whether the budget and special maintenance fund cover ongoing operations given state-of-the-art facilities and a shared cost with taxpayers.
A citizen urges continued educational funding and building a new high school under issue 7. The letter also endorses Elyria council at large candidate Kevin A Brubaker, praising his integrity, leadership, and community service, including Little League involvement, and urges Elyrians to vote for him.
A Carlisle Township resident and Elyria High School graduate endorses John Beckett's April 14 letter on the new school. He cites ten years as Elyria Area Chamber of Commerce executive and says the business community will support the levy as state funds assist the project, stressing long term economic and property value benefits.
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