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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 2007
Page
5
The Chronicle shows historical roster details with hudnutt family publishers and editors including Arthur C. Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt plus Andrew R. Young, Dave Perczek, Patti Ewald, Julie Wallace in editorial roles across years 1927 1991. This card notes staff titles and leadership lineage.
Our Opinion condemns bomb threat pranks at Brookside and Southview high schools. Teens confessed boredom driven calls led to evacuations, lost days, and $100000+ costs. Police and taxpayers bear the burden while authorities stress real danger and fear.
Opinion piece notes antibiotics fed to healthy livestock in factory farms fuel drug resistant bacteria affecting humans and animals. It discusses a Senate bill, the Preservation of Antibiotics for Medical Treatment Act, to curb routine animal use and fund farmer transitions, with names of sponsors Kennedy Snowe Brown Reed.
Kimberly S. Johnson, a Learwood Middle School teacher in Avon Lake, argues against censorship as The Higher Power of Lucky by Susan Patton draws bans for use of the word scrotum. The NYT notes several states have banned the book, prompting debate on language and maturation themes.
A reader asks how to submit a bio and photo for the Saturday Off the Beat column as former state Sen Jeff Armbruster pursues employment. The letter also notes personal timelines with school start and a decade of volunteer work advocating school funding and library support.
A local advocate urges Elyria voters to approve May funds for a new Elyria High School noting 30 years in youth work and city pride. He warns failed levies trigger cuts and higher taxes. compares past district outcomes to potential local consequences.
Writer contrasts Pallardy letters with history arguing against refighting Vietnam era protests. He contends Tonkin Gulf Resolution manipulated evidence, unwinnable war, economic strain, and international isolation. Notes parallels with present antiwar movements and calls for peace.
The Chronicle Telegram invites reader letters up to 250 words and may edit for brevity and clarity. Include name, home address, and phone number. Mailing address is Editorial Page Ector, The Chronicle Telegram, Box 4910, Byria, 42096. Fax number 329 7282 and email option are provided.
Roy A. Church argues a 23 percent sales tax increase could finance growth in Lorain County by expanding GLIDE partnership efforts with LCCC and local agencies. He cites 600+ entrepreneur assessments, 351 jobs created, and $22 million annual revenue as proof that innovation and a skilled workforce drive prosperity.
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