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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2005
Page
3
A historical note lists publishers and editors spanning 1827 to 1991. Hudnutt family figures dominate, including Arthur D Hudnutt, founded July 24 182 AD, with Andrew R Young as editor and Patti Ewald as managing editor. Other names include Dave Perczek and Matt Westerhold in editorial roles.
The piece notes U.S. Rep. Sherrod Brown of Lorain shift from claiming no gubernatorial plans to considering a 2006 run. It cites polls showing Brown as a favored Democrat, mentions possible rivals like Michael Coleman and Don Plusquellic, and contrasts Brown with Republican Betty Montgomery Blackwell. It highlights Brown’s long Ohio political resume and the potential impact on Lorain County.
Amherst residents praise Superintendent Boynton and the school board for presenting on budget details and proposed cuts at a January meeting. One writer defends the board, notes rising costs and tax implications, and urges voters to consider a May millage renewal to restore some cuts.
Stephen Prothero argues Americans are deeply religious yet profoundly unaware of core religious texts and beliefs. He cites European and US literacy gaps, schooling failures, and political misuse of faith, urging personal study of the Bible or Quran to foster informed civic life. He notes 9/11 fallout and calls for increased religious education and thoughtful public dialogue.
Ken Burns presents Unforgivable Blackness a two part biography of John Arthur Johnson the first black heavyweight champion. The piece highlights Johnsons triumphs against Tommy Burns and Jim Jeffries, his defiant lifestyle and Mann Act conviction, and the push for a posthumous pardon while noting the era of white supremacy and national illiteracy about his story.
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