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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 2007
Page
5
The Chronicle lists founders and publishers with active leadership roles including A Cooper Hudnut t and Andrew R. Young as Publisher and Editor respectively, plus Dave Perozek as Editorial Page Editor Patti Ewald and Julie Wallace asManaging Editor and Assistant Managing Editor.
South Park Apartments residents defend a security gate as a deterrent while critics say visitors can still bypass it. Neighbors note past shootings and police calls, but authorities hope the gate signals no trespassing and improves safety for residents.
The UN IPCC report, signed by hundreds of scientists from 113 governments, states warming is very likely caused by greenhouse gases. It forecasts higher temps, stronger hurricanes, more droughts, longer heat waves, and rising seas, urging policy action amid calls that it underestimates future ice melt and ocean rise.
US Senate Budget Committee Chairman Kent D North Dakota warns that President Bush's 2.9 trillion budget risks a cliff of debt. He describes the plan as fiscally dangerous and bleak for long term deficits.
A 67 year old Marine veteran defends veterans and condemns Bush era foreign policy. He recalls anti war protests in Washington on January 27 and urges informed opposition, noting large public dissent versus media estimates.
Anthony White urges city to repair Elyria High rather than fund a new high school. He cites exposed walls roofing leaks and foundation cracks with repairs costing nearly 200000 this year and more than 30 million for full fixes. He warns Sixth Street residents face displacement if a new school is built.
The reader challenges letters to the editor, criticizing attacks on Democrats and misnaming a Vietnam War protester. They argue the meaning of WIN and question wartime policy, urging accurate sourcing and research beyond Fox News.
A resident voices frustration over Elyria school board plans for a May levy. He cites rising property taxes and Social Security deductions for Medicare, noting repossessions in the district and urging action from state and federal leaders over funding.
Steve Woosley contends the show relies on dysfunctional contestants to fuel its popularity. He argues the public's appetite for spectacle thrives on misfits seeking belonging and mocks viewers who laugh at those deemed lesser.
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and notes they are subject to editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or shorter and may be edited to meet length. Include signature full home address and method of submission.
A narrator describes shifting from skepticism to after adopting a Prius. The piece humorously traces eco-identity, guilt trips from fellow hybrid owners, highway driving habits, and a lingering fear of faltering mileage as it yields to the work of environmental branding.
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