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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2003
Page
8
The Chronicle presents its masthead listing founders and key staff from 1927 to 1950. Hudnoutt and Cooper Hudnutt with Andrew R. Young occupy publisher roles, Scott Brown edits, Rudy Dicks and Pattiewald manage editorial duties, reflecting a historic newsroom structure.
The $199 million reconstruction of the school system and a new library plus a recreation center is debated against the Citizens Committee plan for a $60 million high school funded by a 0.74 percent income tax. Voters must decide in November, weighing long term gains against tax costs and public consent. Grace argues for large, transformative projects while critics warn of debt and political risk.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes they are subject to editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited to fit. Include signature full home address and telephone number with mailing address fax and email contacts for submission.
Richard S. Williams defends the New Russia Township Nature Preserve Project asserting no park dispute exists. He notes land bought in the late 1990s, master plan by Davey Resource Group, designs by Cowrse and Associates, funding in 2003 2004 budgets, and plans for on site development with grants. He argues the township will preserve rural life and manage funds for 25 years while contrasting with school control and town center disputes.
Henry Wade questions Grace plan to raise city income tax by 1 percent to fund road repair and services while addressing who benefits from new school funding and tax exemptions. Patricia McConnell notes Chron icle-Telegram list of 35 road resurfacing projects as renewal of Grace promises.
Amherst residents critique long neglected streets bridges and sidewalks while questioning mayoral leadership and use of a five million street maintenance fund. Concerns include railroad bridge repairs on Church Street South Main Street and Milan Avenue and calls to vote on November 4. Local business owner Harley Rowe faces scrutiny over legal adult entertainment outlets.
Cal Thomas reports on Mel Gibson’s The Passion describing it as the most beautiful, accurate, and intense depiction of Jesus’ last hours. He notes Aramaic and Latin dialogue with subtitles, minimal liberties, strong violence rated for screen, and broad appeal beyond church use.
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