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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 2009
Page
10
Publisher Sees A. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as new publisher and editor respectively with managing editor also named. The transfer signals changes in newspaper leadership and direction.
Ohio Governor Strickland releases a 2010 11 budget that increases education spending by 925 million over two years supported by 3.4 billion in federal stimulus and 2.2 billion from the rainy day fund. The plan also includes agency cuts and higher costs for state workers, with emphasis on education. Lorain County districts see large first year funding jumps led by Elyria at about 15 percent.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor policies. Letters should be 250 words or shorter and may be edited for clarity. Mailing address fax and email options are provided for submissions.
Caleb Madding urges residents to move cars and note city safety director as part of plowing fault while Henry Zajac asks why students don’t shovel sidewalks for pay on Gulf Road. Jason Schmidt questions Wellington school levy, warns of future stadium costs and state-aid share.
Article asserts Obama told his truth during the campaign and outlines claims about tax policy welfare programs and diplomacy. It contrasts Republican promises with Democratic positions and warns detractors to adjust to a transparent government.
A letter responds to James Norris Sr. of New London, clarifying that opposition to President Obama does not mean bigotry. The writer admits some voters rejected him solely because he is black, while others oppose him for party reasons or policy, and asserts they vote for the best person regardless of party.
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts Jr condemns the stop snitching mindset as a hazard to inner city safety. He cites the Sherdavia Jenkins Peace Park unveiling amid violence and argues loyalty to killers weakens progress and public trust. He notes cultural symbols and media examples reinforcing silence while praising civil rights leaders.
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