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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 2007
Page
5
The Chronicle lists Hudnutt as publisher in 1927 to 1950 and 1970 to 1994 with A Cooper Hudnutt as publisher and Andrew R. Young as editor along with Dave Perczek as Editorial Page Editor Patti Ewald and Julie Wallace as Assistant Managing Editor.
Elyria School Board narrowed extras for the new Elyria High, setting a final $63.3 million cost with state aid of $23.4 million and a May 8 vote on a 3.37 mill levy. The ticket includes a $4.5 million auditorium and renovations to the Washington Building, amid housing purchases and tax concerns for residents.
The Star Tribune notes bipartisan action to fund global health efforts. The House approved 4.5 billion for AIDS malaria and tuberculosis programs, 500 million more than requested, with Senate to act. Bush called for 1.2 billion over five years for malaria and 15 billion overall for aid programs.
Readers attack Dan Coughlin's piece on Barbaro and Secretariat amid a flood of letters. A Elyria council raises debate, while residents argue about pay, jobs, Chestnut Commons, and long-term city growth. A reply condemns high tension politics and defends school lockdowns and policy.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor policies inviting brief submissions under 250 words. It notes editing for brevity accuracy and clarity and requests full signature home address and telephone numbers with submission by mail fax or email.
A Newsday column notes Ronald Reagan’s evolving image as decades pass. It cites praise from former foes like Peggy Noonan and Leslie Stahl, while some true conservatives grow uneasy. The piece highlights Diggins’ book praising Reagan as a liberal liberator and warns of ongoing debates among Reagan supporters.
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