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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2005
Page
9
The byline lists A. Cooper Hugnutt as Publisher with Andrew R. Young as Editor and Dave Perczek as Editorial Page Editor. Patte Wald is Managing Editor and Matt Westerhold serves as Assistant Managing Editor.
Ohio will charge a Parks Pride Pass of 5 dollars per vehicle per visit at 74 state parks including Findley State Park in Wellington starting May. An annual 25 dollar pass is also offered. Critics say taxes already fund parks and warn of reduced state funding, staffing cuts since 2000, and burdens on public access. Supporters note many other states and national parks charge similar fees and argue fees relieve government strain.
Amy M. Kerk writes thanks to Avon community groups and volunteers who recovered stolen Christmas gifts and delivered comfort to her family. She lists Avon Woman’s Guild Avon Lions Club Avon Horsemen School Avon Shiddle School and many donors including Caine’s Pizza and local police for baskets and support.
Letters from readers praise Birthright on Depot Street in Elyria for holiday toy drives gift bags and coats for children. They commend the volunteers from Avon and Lincoln Roberts clubs for compassionate service and human respect. A separate note thanks Elyria Parks and Recreation director Frank Gustoff for bringing a spay and neuter unit to South Row benefiting many cats with discounted care.
Critics argue expanded homeownership risks for low income families, citing foreclosures, credit damage, and renter discrimination. They warn of undercutting rental support and a ballooning subsidy to middle class buyers, urging renewed focus on affordable rental housing and service-enriched options.
A reader laments Bush era fiscal policy and Social Security debates, urging Congress to invest in urban rebuilding and infrastructure. The piece criticizes past administrations, calls for elder support, and discusses retirement funding, inflation adjustments, and safer net reforms. A second fragment reflects on the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami and the need for international cooperation and preparedness.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with a brevity aim of 200 words or fewer. Submissions may be edited for length and clarity and should include the writer’s signature full address and contact details by mail fax or email.
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