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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 2008
Page
1
The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155, reinforcing a commitment to accuracy in news coverage.
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The Chronicle page lists staff roles and contact numbers including publisher editor managing editor and various section editors. It also provides advertising circulation toll free and local hotlines with office hours from 8am to 5pm daily and Saturday mornings.
Police report theft of 10 videos worth 300 dollars by David Carter 28 of Lorain. A 14-year-old girl’s missing gun is reported and later returned. Stephen Boskovitch 27 cited for receiving stolen property driving under suspension and expired plates. Gwendalyn Leslie 34 arrested on a warrant. A car arson-like landscaping fire and theft of medicine are noted among other incidents.
Dr Martin Luther King Jr spoke on the 381 day Montgomery Alabama bus boycott begun December 5 1955 following Rosa Parks arrest. He warned against bitterness citing love as the governing force in nonviolent resistance and noted segregation harms both Black and white communities. King described the “new Negro” challenge and urged action in the evolving South.
The Chronicle reports multiple Oberlin College appearances by Martin Luther King Jr from 1957 to 1965 including speeches at Finney Chapel and the 1965 commencement. It notes his Nobel Prize reception era remarks, and recollections from alumnus Mark Arnold about a 1956 visit. A portrait of King’s nonviolence philosophy and lasting bond with the Oberlin community emerges.
At a King celebration more than 300 attendees heard Atkinson recounting her childhood struggle with dyslexia and inability to read. She described nearly fatal injury from a letter opener at a hospital and urged Lorain Schools to pursue excellence as she praised tutors and the district’s potential to help struggling students.
Annual observances run from Ely Square to Elyria High School Auditorium with a 10 30 a m walk and an 11 a m to noon program The Oberlin events include a 10 45 a m program at Oberlin High School a 12 15 p m rededication at MLK Memorial Park and a 6 30 p m remembrance service at Peace Community Church Sponsored by the Oberlin Black Alliance for Progress the day features speeches storytelling and music from the civil rights era Attendees include locals reflecting on segregation and the push to keep hope alive Contact Cindy Lelse at 329 7245 or clelsa chroniclet com.
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