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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 2003
Page
4
The Chronicle confirms its July 24 1829 founding line and prints the 1927 1950 publication roster including A C Hudnutt publisher A Cooper Hudnutt editor Andrew Young Scott Brown Patti Ewald and Rudy Dicks in editorial roles as a historical staff line from the newspaper archive.
Lorain County Idol contestant Charles Grigsby of Oberlin led a national Internet vote after performing Stevie Wonder’s Overjoyed on the TV show. He advances to the finals in March and drew praise from judge Simon. The Lorain County item sits among broader regional notes.
The piece argues Bush's 1.2 billion five year plan for hydrogen fuel research is flawed. It cites high production and fuel cell costs, potential emissions from hydrogen processing, and doubts about performance, urging private sector effort over government funding and noting past similar programs wasted time and money.
The Independent Citizens Committee notes Elyria Schools lose 307 K-12 students to open enrollment, 193 of them high schoolers, plus 313 to local charter and community schools. Open enrollment refunds average about $2.5 million, with Elyria High School’s share around $1.5 million.
Nat Hentoff notes the Sudan Peace Act signed by President Bush aims to curb Khartoum’s alleged genocide in the South while criticizing U.S. response to ethnic cleansing and obstruction of humanitarian aid. The piece cites SPLM claims of attacks, displacement, and aid blockages tied to oil interests and international reactions.
Two letters from Elyria readers attack a renewal tax misused to fund other costs and question a proposed high school finance. They urge re opening or selling closed schools and warn against more public spending while praising firefighters for 9/11 heroism. The Chronicle Telegram notes its letters policy and submission details.
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