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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2005
Page
3
The Chronicle presents its publishing lineage with A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as early publishers and A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young as leaders. Staff roles include publisher editor editorial page editor and managing editors.
Lorain County district Sheffield-Sheffield Lake faces a Feb 8 special election seeking a 9.55 mill levy after prior failed attempts in 2003. State oversight has begun due to fiscal emergency, with about 1 million in cuts likely if the levy and May renewal fail, while supporters urge turnout and a yes vote to avoid harsher state actions.
Washington article explains how stereotypes depress achievement through expectancy effects. Steele and Aronson show black students, women, and other stigmatized groups underperform when told a test mirrors negative norms. Removing the stereotype raises performance. Summers’ remarks are cited as an example.
A letter from Marty Templeton calls on registered North Ridgeville parents to vote for renewal and new school levies on February 8. It warns that passage funds are vital to maintaining teachers, textbooks, and extracurriculars, and to prevent larger class sizes and reduced busing.
A reader attacks citizen indifference to those in need, condemning the nation’s lack of compassion until destitution prompts charity. The letter praises Mary V. Lowery’s call for empathy and mocks moral posturing by leaders.
Avon Lake readers praise the Lorain County commissioners for hiring Vince Urbin. The letter commends his dedication to public service, notes past roles as councilman and mayor, and questions coverage of his alleged legal issues while affirming support for his leadership.
Elyria reader urges Mr Lynch to donate 500 to 1000 to fund a Scout dinner after money went missing. The letter supports Planned Parenthood and rebukes Lois Mori for criticizing youth programs and sex education, arguing for responsible guidance and affordable birth control.
A reader criticizes anti Girl Scout cookie protests linked to Planned Parenthood. The letter defends girls involvement in Scouts, urges access to factual reproductive information, and asserts education protects daughters while supporting Planned Parenthood. Avon reader Karen McCall signs the missive.
The author argues the Bush administration misled on Iraq and now privatizes Social Security. He proposes removing the $90,000 earnings cap to tax higher incomes, urging policymakers to protect the middle and lower classes rather than big business. Bob Greenberg.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited to fit length. Include signature full home address and telephone number with mailing or fax and email contact options.
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