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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2007
Page
5
The Chronicle lists key personnel with Hudnutt as founder publisher for earlier years and Arthur D. Hudnutt as publisher 1970 to 1991. A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R. Young serve as publisher and editor respectively alongside Dave Perczek Patti Ewald Julie Wallace in editorial positions.
Lorain County Community College officials shut access to MySpace com and Facebook com on campus computers to keep Internet use focused on education. President Roy Church approved the move after students spent excessive time on social sites, though research use could be accommodated.
Ray Tellier argues property taxes burden homeowners and renters as Elyria considers a new high school. He cites a 1997 Ohio Supreme Court ruling, questions a school levy, and urges shifting funding to a statewide sales tax to spread costs more fairly.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Letters must be 250 words or fewer and include a signature, home address, and telephone number. Contact methods include mail, fax, and email for editorial page editors.
Rosa Brooks, Georgetown University Law Center, argues civilians must support troops beyond partisan rhetoric. She criticizes using service members as political props and urges respectful, nonmanipulative backing, including ensuring resources and honoring their willingness to serve.
A Grand Rapids soldier on his second Iraq tour writes from Mosul praising protest freedom but criticizing Congress. He argues the military seeks total victory, laments antiwar remarks hurting morale, and urges Americans to show steadfast national resolve against terrorism. He warns retreat would betray Rome-like sacrifice.
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