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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 2006
Page
6
The Chronicle lists A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publishers with editors Dave Perczek Patti Ewwald Matt Westerhold and a history dating to 1828, noting Andrew R. Young as editor and staff roles across editorial pages and management.
In a 30 second attack ad Republican Kenneth Blackwell accuses Jim Petro of pay to play using unbid contracts and campaign kickbacks. Party leaders Bennett and Taft condemn smear tactics while noting the issue is unproven but serious as voters weigh ethics amid Coingate and Taft scandals.
Public broadcasting faces deeper proposed cuts under the 2007 budget request from President Bush, threatening funding for CPB and digital conversion efforts. Executives and supporters brace for a tougher fight as lawmakers weigh discretionary spending while PBS stations warn of reduced educational programming and a potential national impact.
Ashley Overy of Grafton writes about the sale of Grafton Pharmacy to a large chain. She notes the store’s 80 year legacy and emotional ties for customers who bought candy as children and medications as adults, urging optimism for big business but preserving local treasures.
Twist n Shake owners express gratitude to council members Joe Monteleone Garry Gibbs Jack Bain Victor Stewart Cary Gill and planning officials for backing a new ice cream stand project They thank customers for letters and visits and announce plans for a small walk up stand to open in spring in Elyria Ohio.
A fragmented Elyria vision outlines vacant Barber Motors repurposed for ATV rentals along the 57 bypass from Cleveland Street to West River. Proposals include canal boat rentals on South Abbe, a Sanford and Son sign at a trailer park, and downtown renaming to Tomib stone Terrory, with the square also to be changed.
In a strongly worded letter Kevin Beckett and Jack Quinn object to the Diamond Men’s Club opening beside the Elyria Holiday Inn. They warn of losing $25,000 yearly business to Cuyahoga County, urge Elyria to uphold moral standards, and call for shifts away from the club’s presence while criticizing local support and security concerns.
A letter from Sharon Kleppel to Paul Bellamy urges broader consumer protection for high risk loans. The piece notes sub-prime use among middle-income buyers and rural areas, calls for regulation under the Consumer Sales Practice Act, and promises more advocacy and research in Lorain County.
A Tama student at Elyria High School writes about a deteriorating facility with areas fenced off by caution tape due to potential ground collapse and recurring ceiling leaks during rains, signaling a hazardous environment at Elyria High School.
A science lab is plagued by constant leaks and cramped space. Individual rooms have divergent climates with some exceedingly hot and others cold, hindering student experiments and learning. Community action is hoped to address the deplorable conditions.
A reader voice condemns President Bush for foreign port concessions and energy policy, citing Dubai Ports, Kaleima tragedy missteps, and Cheney's delayed call. It questions a shift toward oil dependence while noting DOE cuts and recounting casualties in Iraq, urging support for John Keys.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor but edits for brevity and accuracy. Keep letters under 200 words, include signature and full contact details, and use mail fax or email for submission. Provide your address and telephone number for verification.
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