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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 2006

Page

7

Treeee Founded July 24 829 A.C. Hudnutt Names

The fragment lists Hudnutt as publisher from 1827 to 1950 and Arthur D Hudnutt from 1970 to 1001 with staff roles including A Cooper Hudnutt editor Andrew R Young publisher Dave Perczek editorial page Patti Ewald Matt Westerhold managing editor and assistant managing editor.

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

Taxing power a must have for Council

Tigria City Council rejected petitions seeking a charter amendment to require a citywide vote before raising revenue through income tax credits. The vote follows debates on fiscal emergencies and past tax credit reductions, with supporters citing needs to keep services amid job losses from Invacare and York International while opponents warn of handcuffing swift action.

Tigria Elyria Council Thomas Callahan Datlarge York International Invacare Corp Taylor Street Invacare Bill Grace Grace

Market should let cable pricing evolve not force changes

FCC says a la carte pricing may cost 3 to 13 percent less but Congress should not rush to mandate changes. Market forces and broader choices, including Internet Protocol TV, will push providers to offer more options while laws keep basic service intact. FCC Chair cites inaccurate data behind 2004 study.

Federal Communications Commission Congress John McCain Arizona Texas FCC Kevin Martin

Outrage over adult club prompts local ire in Elyria area

Richard Rivera of Oberlin laments perceived hypocrisy as residents and officials voice anger at a mall area adult club while tolerating national political actions, airport spending, and local government failures. He contrasts community outrage with support for federal and local authority actions.

Grace Beckett Holiday Inn Elyria City Hall Richard Rivera Oberlin

Cheney accident gun safety refresher urged by reader

Carol Kuegeler of Bay Village urges gun safety after Vice President Cheney's hunting accident. She quotes NRA rules and argues accidents are preventable, warns against political cronyism, and calls for US port security and democratic accountability.

Cheney National Rifle Association

Ford policy sparks ire over Avon Lake plant parking

A reader complains about a Ford policy at the Avon Lake facility designating distant parking for non Ford vehicles. The letter questions Ford ownership of brands built abroad and accuses management of political influence and selective pricing, urging fair access for all employees.

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Important notice about removing handicap permits from windshields

A public advisory clarifies that handicap parking permits must be removed from the vehicle window before driving. The message stresses the risk of distraction and reminds readers to remove the permit, signed by IRISTINE NOGA Gratton.

Guidelines for letters to the editor policy note

The Chronicle Telegram explains letters to the editor are edited for brevity accuracy and clarity and should be 200 words or shorter. Submit via mail or email with signature full address and phone number including mailing address and telephone details.

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The nameless prisoner in Guantanamo and moral blame

A critique of Guantanamo Bay detention and the U S government’s approach to alleged terrorists. The piece argues most detainees are not true militants, many were not Taliban conscripts, and raises questions about due process, access to lawyers, and the role of ethical responsibility in the United States. Paul C Gai provides expert commentary.

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