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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 2004
Page
9
The Chronicle lists founders and long serve publishers Hudautt and Hudnutt, with editors Arthur D. Hudnutt and Andrew A. Young, plus editorial staff Dave Perczek, Pattie Waldo, and Matt Westerhold. The page records publication history from 1429 to 1951.
Ohio uses Amber Alerts to mobilize residents when children are abducted and in danger. Ohio issued 38 alerts this year, more than any state, with all children found safe. Authorities say criteria prevent overuse, and several requests are declined. A Lorain County case in September demonstrated Alert effectiveness via a tip from a passing motorist.
A Washington Post analysis argues that the Bush administration’s approach to Iran has failed. It urges coordinated Western action with Europe, combining carrots and sticks, to influence Tehran and prevent nuclear capability, warning that unilateral saber-rattling worsens transatlantic ties and could backfire.
Dotin B. MacArthur, publisher of Reapers magazine, analyzes Kerry's early concession in the 2004 race. He argues the move undermined a potential recount and raised questions about election integrity in Ohio, citing provisional ballots and alleged precinct irregularities. He criticizes Kerry as cautious and establishment, contrasting him with Bush and urging stronger challenge to the incumbent.
Letter writers argue township and county officials pushed a sewer line to aid developers at Elyria, with no laterals for residents. They predict higher costs from road repairs and tying in, plus monthly sewer charges, questioning fairness to taxpayers. A second letter cites sky high in state tuition and Ohio's job losses driving students out of state for college and the need for better funding and solutions.
A reader denounces Lorain County Commissioners for proposed bus service cuts affecting daily travel for work medical appointments and family visits. The note criticizes the commission, questions their empathy, and vents about a perceived lack of public transportation support.
Instructions on writing letters to the editor. Letters should be about 200 words, signed with full name and daytime phone, and submitted by mail to Editorial Page, The Chronicle Telugram, Box 4010, Elyria, Ohio 440% or by fax 329-7262 or by email. The note emphasizes accuracy clarity and adherence to policy.
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