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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 2003
Page
2
A compact record notes key figures at the publication founded July 24, 1829. ALC Hudnutt served as publisher from 1927 to 1956 with Andrew Fr Young as editor, Scott Brown as editorial page editor, Rudy Dicks Pattiewald as managing editor, and an assistant managing editor.
Elyria construction foreman Pat McCullen, 47, was ordered to 200 hours of community service for carving initials into wet concrete at the East Falls river walk. Mayor Grace says maximum penalties apply, but critics argue he should be allowed flexible hours. failure could cost him jail time and his job.
Lorain County struggles with homelessness driven by scarce affordable housing. In Ohio a very low income household can afford only 431 in rent, with two bedroom fair market rent at 613. The housing wage is 11.79 per hour, 229 percent of minimum wage. Many live tightly. job loss or health issues threaten rent. The fastest growing homeless segment is women with children. Mary Jo Vasi, a Lorain County commissioner, comments on housing as a basic human right.
Main Street Elyria lauds East Falls river walk opening as a boost to linking Cascade Park with Elyria's Historic District around Ely Square. The nonprofit commends county, city and Mayor Grace for support and recycled materials funding, and pledges ongoing cooperation to revitalize downtown for residents and future generations.
Elyria senior Tianna Madison capped a dominant high school career with three individual titles in the 100 and 200 meters and the long jump plus a winning 400 relay team. Her four state titles tie her to a select Ohio elite as she heads to Tennessee and beyond.
A reader rebutts a May 25 letter, arguing Bush and Congress aim to end overtime pay for 40 hour workers, market it as employee friendly, and attack Family Medical Leave Act goals. The writer accuses Taft backers of favoring corporate donors, raises taxes proposals, and notes past cable tax lobbying while warning voters what they may get.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines editorial letter rules including brevity under 200 words, potential edits for clarity, and required contact details. It specifies submission by mail to the Editorial Page Editor or by email, with signatures, full home address, and telephone number for verification.
Peter G Tower withdraws his Lorain City Council at large nomination to allow Woody Mathna to run again. Tower thanks Republicans for their support and notes Mathna’s long service and community impact.
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