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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 2006

Page

6

Chronicle staff and leadership changes listed

The Chronicle staff details include founders and publishers from 1829 to 1950 and 1984, listing Hudnutt family leadership. Arthur D. Hudnutt served 1970 1984 as publisher with Andrew R. Young as editor and Dave Perczek as editorial page editor. Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold are noted as managing editor and assistant managing editor.

AD. Hudnutt Arthur D. Hudnutt A. Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R. Young Patti Ewald Matt Westerhold

Lorain Schools Levy Renewal Recommended by News Group

Lorain County faces seven school district levies this spring with Lorain Schools seeking renewal of a 23.85 mill operating levy on May 2. Supporters say the renewal avoids tax increases while funding a district facing rising costs and population shifts amid past controversies.

Lorain County Lorain Jose Wiis Len DeLuca Ford Lithonia Lighting Southview High School Larox Dee Morgan Morgan

Elyria Letter Critics New Gentlemen's Club Near Mall

A reader denounces a new Diamond Men's Club in Elyria citing risks to families and youth near the mall. The letter calls for city officials to heed concerns about security, church and library patrons, and potential moral censorship, arguing the piece as front page sensationalism.

Elyria Tas OW Taal Jalsa Hal Valshan Chronicle Diamond Men's Club Mecca Kabul City Hall

Keystone School District Seeks 7.93 Mill Emergency Levy

Keystone residents have not approved new school funds in 11 years. The district asks for a five year emergency levy of 7.93 mills. bond proceeds from 2003 for a new high school cannot cover daily operating costs.

Keystone

Ways to stay connected to utilities this winter in Ohio

The Ohio Consumers Counsel outlines programs to prevent disconnection and aid reconnection. The Home Energy Assistance Program assists those at or below 175 percent of poverty, the Percentage of Income Payment Plan helps those at or below 160 percent, and the Winter Reconnect Program serves all residents. Energy efficiency tips are also provided to lower bills.

Ohio OCC

Budget billing options to ease winter bills

The text notes budget billing as a way to spread costs throughout the year and provides a toll free OCC contact at 77 742 5622 and the website pickoce.org for residential consumers seeking winter information. It cites Janine L Migden Ostrander and mentions Columbus, Ohio.

OCC Pickoce Janine L. Migden

Indiana abortion consent proposal sparks rights concerns

A reader reacts to Indiana's informed consent plan that would state life begins at conception, arguing lawmakers should not impose personal beliefs on abortion policy. The author cautions against politicians influencing private medical decisions and urges respect for patient discretion in consultation with doctors.

Indiana Tim Harris Atters Coun Ghelsea Baker Oberiin

Guidelines for Letters to the Editor at The Chronicle Telegram

The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be about 200 words or shorter and may be edited to fit length. Include signature full address and telephone number with submission by mail fax or email to the editorial page.

Chronicle Telegram Elyria Felton Chroniclet

Knowledge economy myths and US science strengths

The piece argues the United States does not face a crippling shortage of scientists and engineers. It cites 2004 NSF data showing record S&E degrees, growing fields like computer science, and rising graduate enrollments, while noting foreign-born share shifts and the need for better pay and careers to attract more talent. It concludes that demand for S&E skills is rising and the supposed crisis may be exaggerated.

Muuch America United States National Science China India Luke University Nsver Sputnik SUN U.S Richard Feynman Wall Street Harvard Richard Freeman S&e NSF Mark Rogers S&h

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