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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2007
Page
6
The Chronicle of 48 and RA lists founding date July 24, 1829 A C Hudnutt publisher 1927 1950 Arthur D Hudnutt publisher 1970 1994 A Cooper Hudnutt publisher Andrew R Young editor Dave Perozek editorial page editor Patti Ewald managing editor Julie Wallace assistant managing editor.
Journalist and TV trailblazer Alice Weston died at her Sheffield Lake home at 95. A Detroit Free Press writer turned Cleveland host, she led WEWS and WUAB programs, earning Hall of Fame honors and senior citizen awards while shaping womens access in broadcasting.
A year after the Sago Mine disaster that killed 12 miners and left one survivor, families seek a definitive cause. Initial reports blamed lightning, but the lack of clarity fuels grief and doubts about safety. A unified, thorough investigation is urged to resolve what truly caused the blast.
Florida Gov Charlie C comments on a behind the scenes bet tied to Monday's big game. The remarks imply concern about opponents and a fragile mood as the wager unfolds amid political theater.
A letter argues voters spoke on smoke free public spaces. The writer cites health risks from cigarette smoking including artery buildup, cancer, COPD, and coronary heart disease, urging preservation of smoke free air and rights of non-smokers.
A local critic lashes out at Mrs. Brinda as she announces candidacy for city office. The writer brands the move self serving and opportunistic, accusing her of exploiting a new high school levy and placing personal gain above Elyria schools.
Readers discuss Elyria fire overtime pay and a veteran school board member announcing candidacy amid a levy issue. A resident recalls a past fire response on Fifth Street and questions the callout of many firefighters to a pub blaze at 3:30 a.m., while broader concerns about local governance and political parties surface.
Cal Thomas argues that the idea of activist judges is a worn trope. The piece asserts that Chief Justice Marshall established judicial review and warned of activist successors, concluding all federal judges interpret laws and the Constitution, making activism inevitable.
Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor limited to 250 words. Letters may be edited for length and clarity. Include signature, full home address, and telephone number. Mailing address Box 4040 Elyria 44036. Fax 329-7282. Email letters chroniclet com.
The three rooms on the Capitol’s third floor hold history as Durbin, the 62 year old Illinois senator, becomes assistant majority whip. He must marshal 41 votes from 51 to advance bills after a Democratic House surge, while navigating a diverse caucus, contentious issues like abortion and gay marriage, and a crowded presidential field. Durbin notes the Senate’s design to slow change and cites Iraq war costs as a binding factor shaping strategy.
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