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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 2007
Page
10
The Chronicle page presents the publication's staff and editors, noting A C Hudnutt and Arthur D B Hudnutt as publishers and A Cooper Hudnutt Anerey R Young as editorial leadership. Kyle D Kondie, Patti Ewald, Julie Wallace named as editors and managing editor respectively.
TeleTech will hire about 500 workers to run a new Amherst call center near Route 58 and Park Avenue. Most staff will answer insurance questions not telemarketing, with training at Lorain County Community College and roles including supervision. The project, backed by Team Lorain County, aims to boost a county hit by factory job losses and is slated to open this fall.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel editorial argues Barry Bonds deserves criticism for the tainted record, while noting a league crackdown on performance enhancing drugs. It cites Bud Selig, the NFL and the NBA, and recent suspensions including Neifi Perez and Michael Vick as signs of growing accountability in pro sports.
A reader argues against using tax money for an Early College program. They claim it unfairly funds a select group of eighth graders for college work and a high school diploma, draining funds from public schools and burdening taxpayers. They prefer maintaining local school control and supporting traditional postsecondary options.
In Elyria a reader challenges support for Wal-Mart while urging care for domestic auto industry. Then Peace Mennonite Church invites Aug. 18 donations of used wheelchairs and mobility aids for Wheels for the World, refurbishing items to aid the needy with tax receipts for donors.
A reflective column traces a 1970s self-esteem famine led by TV figures like Fred Rogers to a later rise in narcissism among U S youth. Citing Jean Twenge and 16 475 undergraduates, it argues modern teens seek status and riches, while adults notice friction with parenting and entertainment, concluding grown families learn to temper egos as kids grow.
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