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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2003
Page
2
A compact note lists Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 with Andrew R. Young as editor and Scott Brown as Editorial Page Editor. Rudy Dicks serves as Managing Editor and Patti Ewald as Assistant Managing Editor in the Judy 24,1829 AD founding context.
Elyria City Council boosted license plate fees by 15 dollars over 18 months with hikes set to take effect on January first 2002 and January first 2004. The 20 dollar maximum will raise about 1.2 million for road work in 2004 while a typical two car family pays about 30 dollars more that year than in 2001. Lorain City Council failed to approve a 10 dollar 2004 license fee hike, missing passage by one vote and delaying any increase until at least 2005 amid Mayor Foltin’s anti tax stance while hoping state gas tax money will arrive later.
Wayne State University researchers report humans and chimpanzees share 99.4 percent of DNA, prompting debatable calls to reclassify chimps under Homo. The piece playfully questions humanity’s history and our ethical stance toward close relatives.
Lorain County residents are urged to visit the Ohio 200 exhibit at French Creek Nature Center to celebrate the bicentennial and local history. The display, sponsored by Lorain County historical societies and Metro Parks, offers extensive viewing options at the 4350 Colorado Avenue location.
Gloria Erickson praises Lorain Councilwoman Kathy Tavenner for opposing a proposed license fee hike. The letter lauds her taxpayer stance and asks readers to support her actions amid a local pamphlet-style event running daily through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in Sheffield Ave. title readings.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor but edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter. longer ones may be trimmed. Include signature full home address and telephone. Mailing address and fax email contacts provided for submission and editorial page editor Scott Brown is reachable at the listed numbers and email.
Lonnie Erbe argues that off label drug promotion and polypharmacy threaten patient safety. He cites Parke-Davis investigations into kickbacks for Neurontin and recounts his 73-year-old father's treatment with six medications for suspected asthma or pneumonia. He urges caution with two rising trends: off label uses and multiple drug regimens. He notes most doctors honor the Hippocratic Oath but warns patients to be vigilant.
Ayo, a Portland performance artist, promotes rent a negro as a humorous social experiment, sparking talk on race, multiculturalism, and the burden of being a racial ambassador in all white or mixed settings While some see irony and others discomfort, the piece ties her stunt to broader debates on diversity in colleges and a white prom in Georgia highlighting racial tensions and integration fatigue.
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