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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 2006
Page
7
A historical note lists founders and publishers from 1826 onward. A. Cooper Hudnutt, Arthur D. Hudnutt, and Andrew R. Young are named, with roles including Publisher Editor and editorial staff such as Dave Perczek and Patti Ewald. The document outlines years of operation and key personnel across multiple eras.
Lorain mayor Craig Foltin warns of a looming 3.9 million year end shortfall, near the 4.6 million emergency threshold. He aims to cut police and fire spending, even at risk of layoffs, as unions push to preserve staffing while residents approved an income tax hike a year ago to avert deeper cuts.
Letters focus on reactions to the Diamond Men's Club and local issues. Readers accuse the paper of sensationalism and criticize zoning enforcement on Middle Avenue. Debates extend to local morals, sex education, and political leadership.
Frank Vandersommen endorses Sherrod Brown, praising his long service in Congress and ability to help the elderly, veterans, and working class. The text urges voting for Brown in November and contrasts him with DeWine, arguing Brown’s steady commitment over a risky choice.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be cut to fit. Include signature home address and phone number with contact options by mail fax or email.
Eugene Robinson argues the Jyllands-Posten cartoons sparked worldwide outrage and emboldened extremists. He contends Western powers profit from antiIslam sentiment while failing to align deeds with high minded words, urging dialogue over provocation.
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