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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 2003
Page
7
The Chronicle, established July 24 1829, lists Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R Young as publishers. Scott Brown served as Editorial Page Editor, Rudy Dicks Pattiewald as Managing Editor, and an Assistant Managing Editor is noted.
The Spitzer auto group moves Volkswagen Dodge and Mitsubishi to Sheffield and Amherst with Lincoln Mercury to follow. Mayor Grace frames redevelopment of eight acres along the Black River, suggesting a park recreation center hotel or library, turning a loss into opportunity for downtown Elyria’s growth.
An advertising columnist notes NASCAR aims to shed its Southern image as it becomes national. He cites Winston’s 750 million Nextel deal, marketing expansion, and new venues like Chicagoland, while urging NASCAR to honor its Appalachian roots and distinctive racing culture.
Letters to the editor erupt over Elyria mayor Bill Grace and challenger Tom Pallardy. Contributors praise Grace for growth projects like the Westside industrial park and JEDD, while others fault his debating stance and propose less centralized plans such as an aquatics center.
Sanora A Jensen urges Sheffield Lake residents to seek accurate information about the August 5 emergency levy. She notes an eight page flier and April literature, directs to www SheffieldMeansSuccess org and 440 949 6181 for facts, and asks voters to support the levy.
A reader notes the Lake Avenue flower beds and Elyria bushes were cleaned recently and asks if other beds will be cleaned too. The weeds obscure remaining flowers and the writer suggests community service workers or volunteers help tidy more areas to improve overall appearance.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters of 200 words or fewer and notes editors may shorten longer submissions for brevity accuracy and clarity. Signatures full home address and phone number are requested with mailing fax or email contact details and the Editorial Page Editor contact.
Martin Schram argues Washington ignored urgent postwar Iraq news on costs and troop levels while fixating on forged Niger memos and old policy tales. He cites rising postwar costs to 3.9 billion monthly, 145000 troops, a record budget deficit, unemployment, and a deteriorating public mood as risks to Bush’s presidency and legacy.
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