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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 2003
Page
3
A 1927 to 1950 snapshot lists Hudnutt as publisher with Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew Fr Young as editors. Scott Brown serves as Editorial Page Editor, Rudy Dicks Pattiewald as Managing Editor, with an assistant managing editor also named.
Elyria voters rejected a $50,000 plan for six 6-foot monuments and six flagpoles in Ely Square by a 7-3 council vote. A nine member panel will study a bigger inclusive memorial, potentially relocating to Gateway Park and renaming nearby streets, with future maintenance concerns and less acrimony as goals.
A century after the Kitty Hawk flight, the piece credits Dayton culture for invention and notes the Wright brothers’ methodical, problem solving approach. It cites Lindbergh, aviation industry growth, warfare use, rockets, shuttles, and future ideas like backpack flying devices and ultra fast commercial planes. Orville’s 1941 line is quoted.
Ashley Lombardo critiques genetic modification of fish and GloFish marketing. Glenn Walter urges automatic felony sentence reviews for fairness in Lorain County. Ryan Walsh cautions against overcommercializing Christmas and urges calm, less spending this season.
Letter writer Joe Kloc of Grafton criticizes Bush for prioritizing foreign policy and the Iraq war over domestic issues. He argues the economy and education are neglected while vast military spending benefits the globe, urging focus on national concerns. Kloc identifies himself as a Miduew High School senior.
Lois J. Mori reflects on replacing Christ with winter celebration. The manger scene shows the true humility of Jesus born in a feeding trough where animals dwell. The message urges bringing Jesus into culture and seeking peace that the world cannot provide.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor policy including brevity limits of 200 words, editing for clarity, and required signer details. It lists submission methods by mail, fax, and email with the Editorial Page Editor contact information and address.
Bonnie Erbe comments on two weekend hunts. One targets Saddam Hussein in Iraq. the other kills 328 black bears in New Jersey. She contrasts justification debates, wildlife impact, and political reactions amid hunting ethics.
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