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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 2002
Page
5
The Chronicle credits A C Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 with A Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew Young, Rudy Dicks, Scott Brown, and Patti Ewald in key editorial roles. The item notes founding date July 24 1829 and identifies the publisher and editors.
Ohio State Senator Jeffry Armbruster faces scrutiny over the Turnpike Commission scandal after an inspector general report cited 170 gratuities accepted by Turnpike employees. Though not named in the report, Armbruster chairs the oversight committee and was urged to whistleblow on rumors he heard.
A reader argues MLB players are overpaid and misbehave with drugs and alcohol, harming youth examples. The writer promotes returning to fans and high school or college sports as wholesome alternatives, urging action against spoiled athletes. A second brief note commends Lorain County for the Parsons Road bridge project between Route 57 and Indian Hollow Road.
The Chronicle Telegram invites opinion letters under 200 words and notes edits for brevity accuracy and flair. Include signature full address and phone number. submission via fax email or mail to the Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown at the listed address and numbers.
Ethnically our nation now resembles a United Nations with divisions along class race religion and language. Census data show one in nine residents is foreign born, sparking political calls for more English lessons while many immigrants stay connected to other cultures. The piece cites bilingual ballots and Vietnamese language materials in Harris County Texas and comments on assimilation, historical waves, and the need to rediscover self evident truths about America.
The author recounts a sudden malaria diagnosis after weeks of fever and delirium. From a hospital stay at Sibley Memorial Hospital to intensive care, doctors confirmed falciparum malaria with 4 to 5 percent parasite load. He reflects on Africa, treatment, and the emotional toll of illness on a busy public life.
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