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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 2005
Page
3
The Chronicle notes its historical leadership with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publishers and Arthur D. Hudnutt, Dave Perczek, Patti Ewald, and Matt Westerhold in key editorial roles. The paper traces back to 1429 A.C. with July 24 as its founding date, listing Hudnutt family leadership across generations.
The Elyria school board slashed 3 million in personnel costs including teachers counselors and custodians, ending enrollment for the Early College pilot at Lorain County Community College. The program helped first generation students pursue college degrees and, despite some local optimism, will not accept new Elyria students while current participants may finish. Gov Taft’s remarks on college affordability and state funding are noted alongside a praise of Early College outcomes such as high grades for the existing 56 of 59 students, underscoring hopes for statewide educational improvement.
The federal guidelines should include rape victims and accident exposed individuals in emergency HIV drug treatment. Critics note previous limits prioritized healthcare workers with shaky proof. new data from Europe and other regions support broader use to prevent further spread. Advocates urge practical protection and caution against punitive policies.
A reader extols Elyria High School drama and its inclusive program, praising drama teachers and student self esteem. The piece invites audiences to see The Man Who Came to Dinner at Elyria High, highlights the role of theater in student success, and notes broader fiscal concerns in local government and national politics reflecting on taxes and public policy.
On Ash Wednesday 2004 the Jines hosted an opening fay to view The Passion of the Christ. The piece notes the film's lasting impact beyond Oscar chances and speculates on wins for cinematography makeup and original score. It mentions 9 million DVN copies sold in three weeks and theologians accusing the film of anti Semitism.
A letter argues city recreation funds from housing fees should instead support school sports and music programs. The writer urges council to adopt occupancy tied fees for infrastructure such as widening Center Ridge and a new firehouse, while warning new schools could burden families and push residents away.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines that letters to the editor should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. It instructs writers to include signature full home address and telephone number and provides mailing fax and email contact details for submissions.
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