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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 2005
Page
3
The Chronicle masthead shows publication dates and staff: Hudnutt as publisher from 1829 to 1950 and Arthur D Hudnutt from 1970 onward, with Andrew R Young as editor and Dave Perczek as editorial page editor.
A look at the wristband trend from LIVESTRONG to political and school uses. Red for Bush supporters blue for non supporters black bands in Idaho declare I DID NOT VOTE 4 BUSH. Avon Lake High School sold 1600 bands for 4 dollars benefiting Ronald McDonald House. Time will tell if this fad lasts.
An opinion argues Virginia should end the illegal HOV privilege for hybrids on Interstate 95. It notes the policy inflated hybrid sales, slowed regular lanes, and questions continued environmental benefits as stricter fuel standards and tax deductions wind down.
James P. Pinkerton argues that aging demographics will raise elderly share of wealth consumption regardless of retirement accounts. He compares growth scenarios, endorses market capitalism to sustain growth, praises Bush tax reform and tort reform, and cautions against partial privatization of retirement funds. The piece emphasizes boosting long term growth to fund the elderly population.
A reader letter urges restraint on a $40 million party during war priorities. It criticizes outsourcing and unemployment relief gaps and cites FDR’s wartime stance. Another writer questions media inclusivity in local listings and notes a Muslim citation praising Abraham.
Commentary urges President to imitate FDR style as Washington prepares a four night inauguration with multiple balls costing about 40 million dollars funded by corporations and citizens. Writer condemns waste and calls for reallocating funds to troops and defense needs amid past and future public ceremonies.
Muslims prepare for Bid il Adha the Festival of Abraham with prayers and charity. The observance recalls Abraham's tested obedience and God's intervention with a ram, while sheep or cattle are sacrificed and meat shared with neighbors family and the needy. The holiday also marks the end of Hajj and the pilgrimage to the Kabah in Mecca.
A Midview High School mother defends the district against criticism over a beating incident. She praises the school for providing excellent education, credits her sons' success to teachers and family values, and urges support for the school community.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor limited to about 200 words. Letters may be edited for brevity clarity and accuracy and should include signature full home address and telephone number. Provide contact details by mail to Editorial Page Editor, The Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or by email to letters chronicletelegramy.com.
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