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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2006
Page
9
Chronicle masthead listing founders and longtime publishers from July 24 1829 through 1981 shows Hudnutt family leadership with Arthur D Hudnutt A Cooper Hudnutt and editor Andrew R Young along with Dave Perczek Patti Ewald Matt Westerhold in top editorial roles across decades.
A federal snapshot projects U S health care spending doubling over a decade to exceed 4 trillion by 2015, with per person costs rising to about 12 400 and 45 million uninsured. The piece criticizes rising costs, insurer overhead, and weak reform while urging a national health plan.
Curt Gowdy died at 86 after a storied career as a broadcaster who let the game tell the story. He called seven Super Bowls from 1965 to 1979 and ten straight World Series, winning praise for a gentle unobtrusive style and professionalism as a longtime Red Sox host and ABC figure with Ted Williams and Bing Crosby.
Karen McCall of Avon argues that President Bush faced uncomfortable truth at Coretta Scott King’s funeral. She contrasts Bush with Carter Clinton and Kennedy advocates, praising King and King’s fight for human rights while urging continued progress.
A letter denounces a new Avon Lake Ford plant policy that zones parking by owner, likening it to racial segregation. The writer cites personal Ford loyalty, questions management intrusion, and raises fears of broader employee penalties without union support.
The Chronicle Telegram public letters section invites readers to submit letters up to about 200 words. Submissions may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity and should include the writer's signature full home address and telephone number. Email fax and mail submission details are provided for the Editorial Page Editor.
A letter from Ayesha Akhtar of Durham argues for clinically relevant research including in vitro neural studies and imaging, urging OSU to move away from animal research. The piece also cites public safety, education funding, and political accountability debates, with reader opinions on abortion, voting, and government.
An eighth grader from Keystone argues that combining Keystone and West Carlisle elementary schools would save about 190000 dollars annually without harming education. He recalls large classes at both K-4 and questions board claims about minimal impact on students. He notes taxpayer accountability and teacher exposure concerns.
Tamia, a Keystone High School graduate and longtime LaGrange resident, endorses a YES vote on the upcoming school levy to support the community and the school system, citing concerns about taxes but prioritizing local education.
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