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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 2007
Page
5
The Chronicle staff names include publishers and editors from 1927 to 1991. Founders and successors are Hudnutt and Hudnutt families, with Andrew R. Young as publisher and Kyle D Kondie as editorial page editor. Subsequent editors Patti Ewald and Julie Wallace are noted as managing editors.
Traditional grades and the standards driven system both have roles in today’s classrooms. Sheffield Sheffield Lake uses PR for kindergartners to second grade, with potential expansion to grades three through eight. Proponents say standards offer clearer detail, while opponents note the appeal of A grades for motivation and college aid.
The Dallas Morning News editorial argues that decreased violence since January 2006 does not equal peace. It says the surge bought breathing room for Iraqi leaders to reconcile, warns the window is closing, and highlights Kirkuk and Kurdish oil as flashpoints. It notes refugees returning and asks where they will live and property claims resolved. The piece emphasizes politics over merely reducing violence.
A reader defends Elyria's recycling via a pay as you throw plan, noting it is a county program for areas without own trash service and that Elyria is unaffected. The writer criticizes prior articles and urges residents to separate jars cans bottles and paper into blue bags for easy recycling.
A reader rebuts letters criticizing President Bush, argues for gratitude and honest debate, cites habeas corpus history, and notes concerns about terrorism threats and Katrina. The writer defends Bush on Iraq votes and contrasts liberal critics with support for the war.
Avon fights with NOACA over an inter change sparks regionalism debate as Lorain and Medina counties consider leaving the agency. Cleveland officials push revenue sharing to revitalize the city and broader area, citing Minnesota’s Twin Cities model and proposals to funnel up to 40 percent of new taxes into a regional pool. Local leaders warn that approvals from multiple counties and state lawmakers are needed for any grand plan to succeed.
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