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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 2003
Page
3
Hudnutt publisher 1927 1950 with Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young Rudy Dicks Scott Brown and Patti Ewald in editorial and management roles as listed for the period shown.
North Ridgeville Council reversed a plan to place a 2 mill police levy on the November ballot as a $1.6 million budget gap looms. Police Chief Rick Thomas warned of halted equipment purchases, reduced investigations, and trimmed training without levy support. Officials say public input needs more time before a final decision.
A reader named Michelle Haught writes in opposition to concerns about a new gentlemen's club The Brass Pole. She initially feared noise and rowdy crowds but praises the clean appearance and quiet operation, stating ongoing improvements and no strong signs or noise justify support and oppose closure efforts.
A suburb resident denounces The Brass Pole as trashy and disruptive, vows to use power to shut it down, and claims the area will suffer from crime if allowed to operate. The letter expresses strong opposition to the business and its customers.
The Chronicle Telegram explains letters to the editor are welcome and may be edited for brevity and accuracy. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and must include signature, full address and a telephone number for contact.
The House voted 309 to 118 to end funding for the Patriot Act’s sneak and peak provision Section 213. It would curb covert searches, delayed occupant notice, and data capture, amid national debates over civil liberties. Key supporters include Ron Paul Dennis Kucinich and Butch Otter.
Oklahoma Senator and EPW chair Jim Inhofe labeled climate fears a hoax, criticizing alarmists and disputing scientific consensus. He cited figures like Hans Blix and Sir John Houghton, arguing debate hinges on fear rather than science and warning against energy restrictions.
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