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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 2001
Page
2
The Wellington school board is criticized for childish conduct during an Aug. 7 meeting. Ivan Santiago snapped audience photos and told a speaker to shut up while others whispered and kept discussions behind closed doors. Residents fear intimidation and a nonopen board culture.
The Chronicle Telegram explains that editorials on this page present challenges to readers to form opinions. It invites readers to share thoughts via letters to the editor and notes guest editorials and cartoons reflect perspectives for discussion.
An Amherst Office on Aging director warns PUCO may change rules to let Ohio telephone carriers double rates for services like caller ID and install a second line, raise call waiting costs without price caps, risking elderly residents. Editor note mentions Elyria board decision on high school site near Ely Stadium.
In a letter to the editor Bob Bainbridge urges letting the electorate decide the best site for a new Elyria High School, arguing Elyria West is as good a location as the stadium and that a levy needs voter input. The Chronicle Telegram notes letters are edited for clarity and accuracy.
Nat Hentoff reflects on the Jazz Foundation of America which aids aging jazz musicians with rent, health care, and meals. The fundraiser event on Sept 24 at Harlem Apollo will benefit the Jazz Musicians Emergency Fund, featuring legends like Dizzy Gillespie’s influence and a roster including Max Roach and Roy Haynes.
Cal Thomas reports from Belfast on the six week cooling off pause after the assembly’s suspension, the IRA pledges to disarm, and the fragility of trust between republican and unionist factions. The piece notes past deaths, political tensions, and doubts about a real move to nonviolence.
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