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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 2007
Page
5
Chronicle masthead listing editors and publishers with roles and years of tenure. It names A C Hudnutt, Arthur D Hudnutt, A Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew R Young as publishers and editors, plus Kyle Kondie Patti Ewald Julie Wallace in senior editorial roles.
Protesters gathered outside Frank Jacinto Elementary to denounce 246 teacher layoffs and the hiring of soon to be Superintendent Cheryl Atkinson. Residents call for resignations or recalls, though recall is not allowed locally. They urge patience until November elections for change.
The Medina Gazette editorial lauds Senate Bill 7 signed by Gov. Strickland to curb eminent domain abuses. It notes the 2006 Norwood case limiting use of eminent domain for private redevelopment and credits State Sen. Timothy Grendell and Rep. Bob Gibbs for proposing stronger protections. The piece argues the new law adds standards and transparency, balancing development with homeowners rights.
Sylvia Roldan of Lorain urges Congress to overhaul the U S Farm bill citing overproduction and dumped world prices that hurt small farmers. She backs ONE Campaign calls for better support for modest farm families and smart trade reform.
A commentator urges Congress to reform the Farm bill to improve livelihoods of small farmers in the United States and worldwide, arguing the legislation offers a major opportunity for meaningful change.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor limited to 250 words with edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number for mail fax or email submissions to the Editorial Page Editor at Elyria Ohio Chronicle Telegram.
A Washington Post columnist laments shrinking comma use as a symbol of hurried life. The piece notes multitasking trends, etiquette shifts, and longer workweeks, contrasting U S and European hours while arguing commas once paused readers but are now optional.
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