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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2006
Page
6
The Chronicle lists its founding on July 24 1829 and names past and present publishers and editors including A C Hudnutt Arthur Hudnutt A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young Dave Perczek Pattie Wald Matt Westerhold and staff roles such as Editorial Page Editor and Managing Editor.
State Sen. Robert Hagan plans to introduce a bill requiring employers with 1,000 or more workers to spend at least a percent of payroll on health benefits. The idea mirrors Maryland's law targeting Wal-Mart for spending or contributing to Medicaid, aiming to curb rising Medicaid costs and spark broader debate.
In a column advocating a private foundation to support public diplomacy, the piece argues for private funding to extend U S messaging abroad. It cites Voice of America style programming and literature translation as tools to reach Arabs, Africans, and the Middle East, contrasting with elite channels and urging broader citizen outreach.
Christian B. Anderson of Avon Lake defends Elyria from petty city debates over an ice cream stand. He criticizes mayoral scapegoating, notes Elyria’s economy relies on itself, and praises Bill’s passion while urging focus on real issues rather than appearances.
A reader accuses Dee Morgan of hostility toward Lorain and calls for the school chief to resign amid looming funds from a renewal levy. The letter links Roe v. Wade’s anniversary to concerns about life and national decline, urging accountability and fiscal clarity.
Positive signs on abortion data are cited with 1990 peak 1.4 million and 2002 drop to about 1 million, yet a baby is aborted every two minutes. A local contributor requests renewed resolve to defend unborn lives while praising two students Dustin Trabert and Helana Lang for college acceptances at Swarthmore and Smith.
Cal Thomas warns of radical Islam infiltration citing Abu Hamza al Masri trial details. Prosecutors describe a 10 volume blueprint for extremist violence with targets like Big Ben and the Statue of Liberty. The piece examines alleged recruitment, jihad justification, and the risk of peaceful fronts masking militant aims.
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