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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2007
Page
20
A newspaper page lists staff roles with Cooper Hudnutt as Publisher Andrew R Young as Editor Dave Perczek as Editorial Page Editor Patti Ewald as Managing Editor Pat Julie Wallace as tnstant Managing Editor.
Memorial in Amherst honors 98 Lorain County Vietnam victims while two local soldiers die in Iraq. Horner and Barnes, both Lorain Admiral King graduates, illustrate the ongoing cost. Community fundraising supports Marines in Iraq with a June 24 AMVETS pavilion event.
The Washington Post notes Virginia case in Albemarle County where Elisa Kelly and George Robinson receive 27 month jail terms for providing beer and wine at a 5 year old’s 16th birthday party. Prosecutors had sought 3 months and judges increased it to 27 months though teens drove after drinking. The piece criticizes proportionality.
Readers confront a disputed report on nine county churches possibly closing while a Lorain school voices concern over PE cuts and funding. The letter writers defend St. Vincent de Paul School and urge action to reinstate physical education and arts amid district financial woes.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to about 250 words. Letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and contact details for by mail fax or email.
Cal Thomas argues that British and American public schools undermine history and culture through modern curricula. Civitas findings claim bias in history and science teaching favoring political aims, with English literature skewed toward contemporary, global works. Private schools resist waves of change, yet public education risks eroding national identity and scientific prowess.
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