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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 2004
Page
9
The Chronicle masthead from 1829 to 1994 shows Cooper Hudnutt as publisher and Andrew R. Young as editor with Dave Perczek on the editorial page and Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold as managing editor and assistant managing editor respectively.
Ohio lawmakers push a Senate bill adding pro life license plates for a $20 donation and $10 processing fee to fund adoption groups. Critics say state plates should avoid political messaging and warn of constitutional issues while urging direct private donations.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines how readers can submit letters to the editor. It specifies a typical length of 200 words or shorter and notes that longer letters may be edited to fit the limit. Required details include signature, full address, and telephone number with contact options by mail, fax, or email.
An editor's collage recounts a basketball league opener at East Recreation Center where a missing scoreboard cable led to a makeshift timer using a Rolex and manual clocks, plus a political column criticizing the Democratic Party and condemning rising Ohio university tuition. The piece links local sports quirk with national politics and summarizes concerns about college affordability and state funding.
A reader urges support for an online site that aids active duty service members by funding home leaves. The nonprofit accepts cash, checks, and frequent flyer miles, noting 58 requests and $20,000 donated so far.
A North Ridgeville store owner found a child’s letter in his parking lot and handed it to a local reader who forwarded it to Santa. The note asks Santa to grant a Christmas wish and mentions calling the turkey and family games on Christmas Day.
Minnesota Gov Tim Pawlenty unveils the Smart Buy Alliance a public private partnership uniting 3.5 million consumers and major employers to pressure better care cost containment and efficiency. The plan builds on NBCH led data driven purchasing and aims to standardize provider performance while preserving private contracts.
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