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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2005
Page
7
The Chronicle publisher list shows A C Hudrutt founder era 1623 notes and publishers A D Hudnutt 1970 1991 with editor Andrew R Young and staff including Dave Perczek Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold. This line documents editorial leadership positions and roles.
Ohio Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell backs uniform statewide paper ballots marked by pencil and optical scan as best option, signaling a retreat from electronic voting. Lorain County previously studied options and moved away from electronic voting to punch cards, citing concerns over verifiable paper trails amidst broader national debate.
New York City sees a renewed visitor arrival surge with international travelers and domestic visitors contributing to an estimated $15 million in tourism spending. NYU and partners note top sending countries include the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, France, and Australia while concerns about rain and broader economic factors remain.
Jerry Mitchell, Jackson Clarion-Ledger, led the 18 year crusade that propelled the Killen murder case toward trial. His investigative reporting uncovered secret records tied to the 1961 killings of Schwerner, Goodman, and Chaney, spurring reexaminations and arrests in Mississippi and five other states.
A reader argues news coverage of a Midview videotaped assault is excessive. Ashley Gray praises Midview staff including Mr Kendrick for managing hallway fights and keeping students safe while urging balanced reporting.
Ashley leads two sophomores at Midvew High School in a concise report noting student leadership roles and school activity.
Support for Midview teacher Mr Ben Kendrick and staff dedication are highlighted as he diligently assists students daily. A tragic incident in his room is described with limited, non sensational detail, noting personal attacks by some editors and media members while preserving core facts.
The Elyria Schools and Friends Alumni Association states the Hall of Fame Banquet is not a required cost for the district. It explains that funds come from voluntary sources and sponsorships, with the district no longer providing ongoing support in recent years.
Elynia Schools and Friends Alumni Association notes appreciation for assistance from the scant board and confirms the Hall of Fame banquet ceremonies will continue. Lynn Evans Mand Elynia serves as 18.2 board member.
The piece questions spending on inaugural events amid wartime and terror fears. It notes alleged White House pressure to fund Washington events, cites security costs and disaster-related impact, and asks whether a lavish celebration is appropriate while troops serve. It calls for reflection on priorities and public funds.
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