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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 2003
Page
2
The snippet lists Hudnutt publishers from 1927 to 1950, including A C Hudnutt as founder and publisher, COOPER HUDNUTT as publisher, Andrew Fr Young as editor, Scott Brown as editorial page editor, Rudy Dicks as managing editor, and Patti Ewald as assistant managing editor, with the date July 24 1829 noted as founding.
A 14 year old, Kevin Greene, was killed when a Yamaha Grizzly ATV overturned in a field in Lorain Ohio. The rider was allowed by his brother to ride in the backyard and helmet use did not prevent the fatal accident. Officials call ATVs dangerous and note high injury and fatality statistics. Experts urge stronger dealer penalties and stricter age restrictions to prevent similar deaths.
Scripps Howard News Service argues that quieting criticism of Israel’s retaliation risks fueling more violence after a Hamas leader’s assassination attempt and a deadly bus bombing that killed 16 Israelis, complicating the road map for peace.
Council members Gail Abbey and Larry Tanner argue Elyria’s railroad crossings are among the county’s worst with the West side most affected Wellington Avon and North Ridgeville show fewer problems though Elyria spends more. Mayor Bill Grace’s rebuttal is criticized as amateurish and misleading as he cites non street level overpasses while Abbey notes the West side’s hazardous crossings remain the priority.
Readers oppose a proposed 6 percent tax on satellite TV, arguing it would burden about 650000 Ohio households 16.5 percent of the state s TV audience largely in rural areas with no cable option harming satellite services and local businesses. The letters also blast federal policy and question wartime intelligence under Bush.
Elyria residents will honor the flag at the annual Flag Day event Saturday at 7 p.m. in Ely Square. Veterans, fraternal and service groups are invited to display colors, Scouts to attend in uniform, and free flags and decals will be given while supplies last. The program features patriotic music, Lochaber Bag Pipers, a flag history by American Legion Post 12, and a tribute by Elk Lodge officers.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with a limit of 200 words. Letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and phone number. Contact details for mail fax and email are provided with editor Scott Brown.
A Pew Global Attitudes Project survey shows dire views of the United States after the Iraq war, with negative perceptions in Jordan and Lebanon rising sharply. Lawmakers, led by Hyde and Lugar, push reforms including a $360 million public diplomacy budget and expanding broadcasting to the Islamic world to counter Al Jazeera and Al Manar. The article notes a gap between US aims and international sentiment, warning that democracy support may be hindered without stronger outreach and coordination.
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