Chronicle told Ek Fose Fom Hudnutt Era Chronicle
Historic notes list publishers and editors of The Chronicle told Ek Fose from 1829 to 1991. Names include A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt with Andrew R Young and Julie Wallace in editorial roles.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 2010
Page
10
Historic notes list publishers and editors of The Chronicle told Ek Fose from 1829 to 1991. Names include A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt with Andrew R Young and Julie Wallace in editorial roles.
A 2003 Oberlin public housing fire killed a 4 year old boy and his 15 month old sister after a lighter sparked the blaze. Derrick Macarthy and Danielle Moore will receive about 200000 as part of a settlement with Lorain Metropolitan Housing Agency over negligence claims. The insurer pressed the deal despite the agency denying fault. The father faced criticism for not rescuing the children while the mother faced unrelated legal scrutiny. Two siblings receive 50000 for their losses as part of the total 365000 payout.
The piece notes President Obama calls for ending the don't ask don't tell ban on openly gay service, urges Congress to act, cites Defense officials forthcoming recommendations, and highlights Rep Patrick Murphy's Military Readiness Enhancement Act with 187 sponsors. Gallup shows 69 percent support repeal.
A reader praises President Obama for visiting Lorain County and Lorain County Community College, saying his message of hope speaks to a beleaguered region facing job loss health care and political indifference. The letter urges attention to local concerns while criticizing traffic planning and media tax support patterns in the area.
County leaders defend the existing approach as NOACA appoints move forward, with critics claiming the choice preserves job losses in Lorain County. Closed plants and boarded storefronts highlight perceived policy failures affecting residents.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor rules including length limits of 250 words, editing for brevity and accuracy, and required signature address and phone number. It provides mailing fax and email submission details for Elyria Ohio readers.
A contentious column blames Lorain County and state officials for partisan squabbles and turf wars. The piece mocks local leaders, cites Rita Canfield and Virginia Haynes appointments, and predicts a possible bid by Joe Koziura while urging calmer, more cooperative governance.
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