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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2015
Page
20
The Chronicle notes its past publishers and editors with dates: A. C. Hudnutt 1927 to 1950, Arthur D. Hudnutt 1970 to 1991, A. Cooper Hudnutt 1991 to 2010, Andrew R. Young editor, Julie Wallace managing editor.
The column notes two Lorain County cemeteries face burial distress. Brookdale Cemetery ordered removal of cremated remains after a victim’s family complained, with Elyria waiving removal fees. Resthaven Memory Gardens in Avon faced flooding that submerged graves, drawing survivor grievances and calls for better management and drainage.
The piece portrays Donald Trump as a brash, self financed candidate whose boasts and attacks promise a louder race. It contrasts his hard line on China and Mexico with Jeb Bush’s inclusive tone, noting potential effects on Hispanic voters and party unity while predicting media buzz and debate ratings.
A reader argues Ohio gun-free zones endanger public safety and cites Vermont as safer with high concealed carry usage. The letter contrasts Vermont and Ohio crime and gun murder rates, urges repeal of gun-free zones, and references local abortion discussion and a long quote from Clement of Alexandria in a separate column.
Dana Milbank notes Jeb Bush struggles to distance from Bush dynasty while embracing lineage during Miami kickoff. The piece contrasts his outsider rhetoric with his family ties and questions if he will fully own the Bush name. It highlights campaign logo “Jeb!” and remarks about immigration, Clinton parallels, and public reception. The piece frames dynastic expectations and political risk for the Florida governor.
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