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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2006
Page
12
The Chronicle service lists founders and editors spanning 1927 to 1987 with publishers A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt, noting Andrew Ft Young as editor and Dave Perczek as editorial figure. Page editing by Ecilasial and Patt Ewald, with Matt Westerhold as assistant managing editor.
Owners Don and Rae Lynn Brady of wist-n-Shake challenge Elyria's design review by urging red and white for their Cleveland Street building. Planning Commission and Mayor Grace favor tan split face stone look. The dispute tests city standards and a potential council vote on design rules.
The piece argues Russia under Vladimir Putin oscillates between democracy and autocracy with global implications. It notes Putin's influence over media rivals and Ukraine, his G eight agenda role, and the need for genuine democracy and open markets to gain Western confidence.
A reader defends GM Ford and American manufacturing against perceived media bias. Citing GM’s higher fuel economy and Toyota recalls, the letter argues the industry’s future remains strong and that American workers and management will persevere to benefit the country.
In a reader’s letter, Senlak of Larange is accused of crafting a false scenario about liberals compromising conscience to vote Democratic. The writer argues that in a two party system no one aligns 100 percent with their party, including Republicans. The piece ends with political scandal references and a satirical jab at intelligent design.
A reader censures a columnist for insulting Prime Minister Blair and comparing him to a figure named Titer, accusing the piece of Democ rat partisanship and urging forgiveness while vowing not to buy the ChroniclTelegram. The letter condemns liberal bias and Rush’s influence amid political hostility.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor limited to about 200 words with edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature home address and telephone number. Mailing address box 4010 Elyria 44036 by mail or fax 4297282 or email fattarn ahroniolal com.
A reader criticizes the city design review, calling it a joke, and urges the mayor to stop enforcing brick color standards. The letter defends Twist N Shake owners, lambasts Grace’s committee, and urges apologies for a remark about Rocky River and Middleburg Heights workers. The writer identifies as the mayor’s brother.
A reader urges the mayor to leave Twiet-n- Shake owners Rae Lynn Ready and others in peace. The writer recalls teaching at a local school and notes longtime community standing of De Briviys and Marjorie Mountford, praising local business and residents.
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