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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 2007
Page
5
The Chronicle publication history shows founders and publishers A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt with years 1829 to 1991, listing editors Andrew R Young Kyle D Kondie Patti Ewald Julie Wallace in editorial roles. The text documents staff positions including Publisher Editor Managing Editor and Assistant Managing Editor.
Lorain County Judge Christopher Rothgery orders sealing in the case against the Church of the Open Door, Open Door Christian School, Travis Mulanax and Superintendent Michael Bova. The order aims to protect a alleged female victim, but the paper notes her name was public, and critics urge openness for parents and the community. The suit alleges the church and school ignored complaints about Mulanax, who later was convicted and jailed. Public access is limited, drawing debate on parents' right to know.
The Dallas Morning News editorial argues fast-track authority for negotiating U.S. trade deals should be renewed. It laments Congress politically weaponizing the issue, noting bipartisan reversals under Clinton and Bush, and warns against weakening the president’s negotiating power while stressing benefits to consumers and growth. It recalls CAFTA and broader regional pacts, urging renewal before U.S. influence wanes.
John R. Bender argues for state funding reform to ease property tax reliance and fund Lorain Schools, noting Ohio Department of Education oversight, fiscal caution for Lorain, and potential reopenings with a new superintendent. He urges voters to back change and demand charter accountability.
A reader criticizes Republicans for supporting Bush in 2004 and laments long-term debt from Iraq casualties. The letter questions Lorain Chief Building Inspector William Desvari, accusing him of harassment and secrecy, and calls for accountability. The writer asks who will investigate and ensure change.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes they will edit for brevity and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or shorter, with longer pieces may be shortened. Instructions list how to hide signatures and provide mailing, fax, and email contact options for submissions.
Kondik argues in support of Al Gore’s critique that American decision making has grown driven by money and media hype. He notes Bush era failings, warns of a broader trend against truth and logic, and concludes America will muddle through despite perceived decline in reason.
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