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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 2006
Page
6
A fragment listing Hudnutt family publishers from 1927 to 1984, naming Arthur D. Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt, with Andrew R. Young as publisher and Matt Westerhold as assistant managing editor, plus founding note on July 24 1823 AG Hudnutt.
The Cleveland Indians begin camp in Winter Haven Florida with pitchers and catchers reporting as the full squad is due Thursday The club hopes to top last year 05 or 06 campaign while noting bullpen losses and limited offseason changes Meanwhile the World Baseball Classic 16 teams and stars including CC Sabathia heighten interest for fans amid March previews and winter blues.
An editorial argues the Bush administration already plans a large scale sale of national forest land to fund rural schools and roads. It warns this one time capital gain jeopardizes public access, hikes development pressure, and cannibalizes forests rather than boosting Timber revenues or protecting heritage.
A reader letter concerns Elyria Ohio two party system flaws in city and county government. It criticizes poor services, housing ties with developers, county opulence, training sessions for new officials, and an industry exodus. The writer advocates petitioning for structural change and emphasizes employment contracts and performance goals.
The text questions US health care costs and compares them to Canada and England, noting high US insurance burdens and advocating for national coverage to help citizens with poor or no health insurance. It cites Coretta Scott King’s death in a Mexico hospital as part of the discussion.
Wayne Kratzer of Kidron condemns modern environmental zeal and evolution as false science in a Chronicle letter. He cites Sudanese suffering, praises early scientists like Newton, and urges Congress to restore God’s place in schools and the Pledge, urging prayer and voting to uphold “the right way.”
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes they should be 200 words or shorter. Submissions may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Provide signature home address and telephone. mailing address given for Editorial Page Editor.
In a Wall Street Journal style critique Betsy Hart argues the food industry mimics fashion by engineering the next diet craze. She notes past misreads on Atkins and low fat hurt profits, while new tech from Unilever aims to curb hunger with engineered satiety, prompting consumer skepticism.
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