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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 2004
Page
8
The Chronicle presents a staff roster showing A. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publishers with a long history since 1829, plus editors Dave Perczek and Pattie Waldo, and managing editor Watt Westerhold.
Ohio State University researchers win a four year 1.4 million grant to study Lake Erie and human effects. The project seeks a transferable model for large lakes to improve awareness and guide actions in Northeast Ohio and beyond.
Alan Mann of Elyria laments the loss of downtown stores and recalls nostalgic memories of five and dimes, clothing shops, theatres, and crowds. He compares Crocker Park in Westlake to Elyria’s past and criticizes city leadership for neglecting viable commerce while pursuing government facilities.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor under 200 words and states letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity Signatures full name address and telephone are required sent by mail fax or email and directed to the Editorial Page Editor at The Chronicle Telegram Elyria Ohio 44036 or via email at letters chronicletelegram com Note the contact details for submission.
Leonard Pitts reflects on Torrie a 20 year old whose death shocks a family and community. The Miami Herald columnist meditates on youth invincibility, grief, and how sudden loss reshapes parents and peers at a church funeral.
The piece reflects on the evolution of gay marriage from a fringe idea to a near universal, if contested, stance. It cites Canada’s Supreme Court move, U S debates, and historical civil rights progress while warning of ongoing injustice and the pace of social change. The author notes the broad transformation in attitudes toward homosexuality and the political implications for future policy.
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