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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2004
Page
3
The Chronicle lists Andrew R. Young as Editor Dave Perczek as Editorial Page Editor Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold as Managing Editor and Assistant Managing Editor. The note outlines the newspaper’s executive roles and staff titles.
Mary Jo Vasi, a Lorain County commissioner since 1989, ends her term Jan. 1 after losing in the primary. Her tenure includes the Justice Center and a county elections building, a roughly 23 million carryover for 2005, and mixed performance with controversy over her family's legal issues and abstentions. She may seek paralegal work or real estate next.
Carroll Wilson argues the proposed $50 million inauguration celebration for President Bush is excessive and ostentatious. He contrasts past expenditures, questions who pays, and suggests such spending benefits the rich and politics over the common person, noting historical views on inaugural balls and the role of donors. Wilson is editor of Times Record News in Wichita Falls Texas.
Catherine Ryan Hyde’s story of a near death car fire in Los Angeles inspires the pay it forward movement. Hyde’s novel and film sparked a global ripple as people pledge acts of kindness to three others, aiming to create a broader regard beyond race creed or gender. Joseph Perkins notes the author’s foundation and the cultural impact.
A reader defends Salvation Army volunteers and explains their low pay and long hours while criticizing official snow removal terminology. Juanita Young shares driveway and street snow clearing efforts, noting taxes fund the service and questioning the phrase snow removal versus snow movement.
Deborah Horstman argues in letters to the editor that evolution is supported by evidence and that dictionaries define theory as a concept, not a fact. She counters flat Earth claims, cites biblical language as nonliteral, and acknowledges limited time for further replies.
A reader praises the Christmas presentation Memories of Christmas at the Church of the Open Door. The viewer enjoyed the music singing and lighting effects and felt spiritual uplift from the performance and thanks those involved.
A sixth grade student from Nord Middle School in Amherst writes to The Chronicle-Telegram praising Columbus Police Officer Melissa Foster who died in an on duty accident. The letter honors her seven years of service and expresses condolences to the department and her family.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to 200 words, may edit for brevity and clarity, and requires signature, full home address and telephone number. Submissions by mail fax or email are directed to the Editorial Page Editor at Box 4010 Elyria 44036, or via 329-7282 for fax, or jetters chronicletelegram.com for email.
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