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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 2003
Page
9
Historical note lists founders publishers and editors including ALC Hudradt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 and Andrew R Young, Rudy Dicks, Scott Brown, Patti Ewald in key editorial roles, with the period July 24 1829 to 1950 referenced.
A billboard at Second Street and East Avenue in downtown Elyria warns residents about mosquito bites and the West Nile virus. The public health message urges precautions to prevent infection amid rising concerns and emphasizes personal protection and awareness.
Health officials warn the West Nile virus remains a threat this year with a recent positive mosquito test and a positive dead bird in Elyria. Officials advise precautions such as using insect repellant and avoiding damp areas at dusk and dawn, noting most exposures do not cause illness but vulnerable groups are at higher risk.
The Chronicle-Telegram explains that its editorials present the paper s opinions while guest columns and cartoons invite readers to form and share their own perspectives through letters to the editor.
Readers weigh in on West by the River’s role in the Turner Block, oppose architect mishandling, back Elyria Hall adaptation, and endorse a 0.75 percent income tax for Elyria High School renovation. The page also cites Iraq casualty figures and anti abortion rhetoric.
Shawnda Coon of Lorain argues that spaying and neutering pets will end the daily sight of starving and dying cats under porches. She cites vet costs under 350 and points to local low cost programs as a solution, inviting readers to support community action.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with editing for brevity and accuracy. Letters should be 200 words or shorter, may be edited to fit, and must include signature, full home address and telephone. Mailing address, fax line, and email contact for Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown are provided.
Neal Pearce argues that 2003 deficits and Bush tax cuts jeopardize American federalism. He cites New York, Texas, and California fiscal gaps, rising education and health costs, and inadequate federal relief amid Iraq, calling for smarter national policies to prevent crushing local budgets.
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