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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 2007
Page
9
The Chronicle lists historical staff roles including publishers Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt, editor Andrew R. Young, and editorial team Dave Perczek Julie Wallace and others. It notes founding date July 24 1829 and publication spans from 1927 to 1991.
The state funded a 122 page memoir The Taft Years 1999 2006 at about 49 480 with 17 480 spent on two thousand copies and 32 000 due to a consultant under review The opinion questions the value and ethics of such publications by outgoing officials and notes Petro similarly published 28 page pamphlet after leaving office.
The Minneapolis Star Tribune argues for bold reform urging a shift to single payer health insurance. It notes Massachusetts and California efforts are insufficient and criticizes Bush subsidies while highlighting how other nations provide universal coverage with lower costs and better outcomes.
A Lorain reader favors a sales tax for schooling and opposes more property taxes, arguing education should be funded publicly. The letter also attacks Vietnam era and current antiwar activists, accusing them of treachery and undermining support for troops.
Reader recounts attending a large antiwar march led by veterans and active duty personnel. He challenges Cal Thomas's label aging hippies and notes union banners and military families as core organizers. He cites polls and costs, including 365 billion dollars and over 3,000 American deaths.
A Chronicle Telegram report says eight law enforcement agencies used 11 K-9 drug dogs in a two and a half hour lockdown at Elyria High School during classes. Two packs of cigarettes and one bag of marijuana were found. officials call it a safety exercise. The letter-writer questions the tactic arguing it disrupted learning and public trust and suggests constitutional education for officials in place of future drills.
The letter argues against teaching creationism in science class, citing evidence from astronomers geologists physicists and biologists that support an old universe and evolution. It notes debates with creationists are largely futile due to faith overriding science and raises political concerns about policy.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with brevity and accuracy. Letters should be 60 to 250 words. longer ones may be edited. Readers may submit by mail, fax, or email to the Editorial Page Editor at the Chronicle Telegram.
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