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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 2007
Page
5
The Chronicle masthead shows long history with Hudnutt family and Andrew R. Young as publisher and editor. It lists Arthur D. Hudnutt, A Cooper Hudnutt, Dave Perczek as editorial page editor, Patti Ewald and Julie Wallace in managing and assistant roles.
Our opinion argues the city should be able to fire snowplow driver Nicholas Montanez for repeated misconduct and a positive drug test. The piece notes past suspensions and insubordination, but cites contract limits with United Steelworkers Local 6621 as hindering termination. It urges contract negotiations to allow stronger discipline to protect residents and the union’s reputation.
The Washington Post reports on the US Commission on International Religious Freedom follow up showing limited progress since 2005. The panel criticizes DHS and DOJ for weak adoption of asylum reforms and inconsistent access to legal counsel.
A letter writer from Grafton laments rising medical and layoff costs as US factory shifts deepen poverty. The piece argues for a new Midview High auditorium to host concerts and events, benefiting students, staff, and the broader community, and urges timely planning before costs rise. Lauren Wransky Grafton signs.
Comment advocates finishing what was started in Iraq, citing history of Korea and Vietnam. It argues pullouts embolden terrorists and harm credibility. It warns against appeasement by media and Hollywood pundits and calls for steadfast action to honor promises.
Deb Amundsen complains that Bullocks Parkway remains slushy and messy after a snowstorm while county roads are clear. She asks Elyria officials why this main road remains in poor condition and urges action.
A Midview High School student urges an auditorium for the school referencing a Feb 7 Elyria article about possible funding for Elyria High School. The writer notes state funds may require the space to double as a cafeteria and questions the confusion between cafeteria and auditorium.
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or shorter and may be edited to fit length. Include signature full home address and telephone number. BY MAIL Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Ehyria 4036 BY FAX 3297282 Attention Editorial Page Editor BY E MAIL letters chronicleit com
A guest column argues NOACA must approve a new I 90 interchange at Lear Nagle Road to cut crashes and backups. Avon police report high crash rates near Route 83 and I 90, especially weekday rush hours, and say the interchange would ease congestion with minimal public funding.
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