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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 2004
Page
3
The Chronicle lists A Cooper Hudnutt as Publisher and Andrew R Young as Editor with Patti Ewald serving as Managing Editor.
The Chronicle Telegram backs Elyria voters to approve Issue 13 a 1 mill five year operating levy expected to raise about 936000 annually to stave off budget cuts. The piece cites drastic reductions in hours staff and materials due to state cuts and urges support to preserve access to libraries services for Elyria residents.
The fragment lists contact methods for the Editorial Page Editor including a fax number 329-7282 and an email address letters chronicletelegramma com.
A reader urges a yes vote on Issue 24, stating the Elyria 4.95 mill operating levy renewal is not an increase but continuation of funds for day to day district operations. The letter cites continued support for students across all grades, with emphasis on academics, athletics, music, and art, based on outcomes from graduates. The writer notes three children’s college paths and urges voters to maintain quality education.
Three writers respond to the Feb 4 “Tear down Lady Liberty, send Hispanics home” letter. Wanda Jurco and Pam Palos express frustration with racism, defending inclusion and accusing the writer of ignorance.
The writer argues immigration defines American greatness and cites founding immigrants and a Roosevelt quote to urge embracing diversity. It questions perceived hypocrisy in discussing newcomers while noting ancestral immigration. The tone defends pluralism as core to national principles and future readiness.
lorain west side residents oppose rezoning Cooper Foster Park Road to commercial warning Wal Mart entry would hurt local businesses and cost jobs three existing local positions lost for every two new at Walmart. They urge lorain to be a city of good neighbors by keeping Walmart out.
Carol Vidumsky praises Kathy Tavenner for state representative race in the 56th District. The letter commends her honesty and conviction while urging readers to vote for her. Slenn Walter references Lorain County building a new Justice Center and deputy clerks balking at moving there.
A local advocate urges Lorain County residents to vote March 2 for Chris Rothgery for Common Pleas Court judge. The letter highlights Rothgery’s 30-year friendship, integrity, and roles with the Lorain County Bar Association and Elyria boards, urging support based on his qualifications and anti domestic violence stance.
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