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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 2005
Page
6
The Chronicle lists publishers A. Cooper Hudnutt and Arthur C. Hudnutt with tenure years 1927-1950 and 1970-1981 respectively. Patteewald is noted as managing editor.
Our opinion discusses the balance between voters electing judges and the politicization of campaigns. It notes recent Supreme Court changes raising donation limits, easier party disclosure, and potential public financing as a remedy, while acknowledging risks to judicial impartiality and the uncertain fate of reform in Ohio.
A reader argues streets are perilously full of potholes in Elyria, proposing posted warning speeds of 20 mph to avoid repairs and reimbursements, suggesting city funds and license fees could be diverted to support the catastrophe. The letter references local politics, a river project, and casino hopes, noting mixed views among Lorain residents.
PORTLAND Oregon students with histories of dropout behavior engage in a Gateway to College program run by Portland Community College. The initiative, funded by Gates Foundation and others, places groups of 20 youths in compact cohorts for a semeste r focusing on basics and study skills. Early results show high attendance, high completion and continued enrollment in community college classes.
The piece argues that sexual humiliation of detainees at Guantanamo Bay is a broader attack on both Muslim men and American women. It cites Pentagon acknowledgement, FBI agents, lawyers, and former officials noting the pattern, with calls for accountability and bipartisan concern from Congress and the White House. It questions leadership silence and highlights ongoing investigations and past Abu Ghraib scrutiny.
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