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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2007
Page
5
The record lists key figures in the paper’s history including founders and editors. Hudnutt family members served as publishers across decades from 1927 to 1991, with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publishers. Dave Perczek and Patti Ewald fill editorial roles, along with Julie Wallace and other editors.
The Elyria School District opened its push for a new Elyria High School with a Mardi Gras themed event at Nick Abraham Ford. The $45 million project would be funded by a 28 year property tax plus a $23.4 million state contribution, a shift from a failed 2003 plan. Leaders Debie Warden Ken Barnes Evelyn France and Maureen Weikel anchor the committee as residents weigh a long term building investment and state funding role.
JetBlue chief executive David Neeleman questions federal rules while facing criticism over a February crisis at JFK. Sen Barbara Boxer and Rep Mike Thompson push bills to require three hour flight delays updates and allow off planes, with advocates seeking refunds for bumped or canceled flights. Kate Hanni urges a 150 percent refund for denied or delayed travel.
A reader voices concerns about partisan name calling and misinformation in politics, urges civic engagement, criticizes Bush policies and Iraqi strategy, and calls for reform in contracts and animal welfare while condemning gunboat diplomacy and media narratives. The letter cites congressional actions, the Iran situation, and emphasizes First Amendment rights.
Legal letter from Jill Yutzy of Columbus challenging a writer's assertions about K9 searches in schools. She argues the cited Zamora v Poneroy and Horton v Goose Creek are circuit court opinions not binding in Ohio and that only Doe v Renfrew has Supreme Court relevance.
The speaker calls for ending the Iraq conflict by deploying sufficient troops to occupy the country until stable, seizing half of Iraq’s oil revenue to reimburse taxpayers and fund troop wages, and using the remainder to rebuild Iraq with its own funds while signaling no expansion against Iran and Syria if they stay away.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters up to 250 words with brief editing for clarity. Include signature and full home address. Editorial Page Editor accepts mail at Box 4010 Etyria Ohio 4036 and phone 329-7282. email is letters chroniclet com.
Glenn Walter criticizes Jeff Pallardy for occupying excessive opinion page space with two lengthy letters. He accuses Pallardy of extremist rhetoric and repeats mistakes while demanding less room for his viewpoints. The opinion page is limited, and Pallardy’s prominence spurs reader discontent.
In a harsh storm, good neighbors shovel, clear cars and sidewalks, and assist others. One resident credits Phil with using a snow blower to clear local walks from Fifth to Sixth streets and city workers Deanna and others for timely aid, inspiring communal spirit.
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