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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2006
Page
12
The Chronicle lists A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R Young as publishers and editors with Dave Perczek serving as editorial page editor, reflecting the paper's leadership and publication team structure.
RaceTown Inc. announced the Lorain Speedway in Amherst Township, open since 1949 and paved in 1959, will end after this weekend. The American Speed Association Late Model North circuit will host the final events with practice at 1 p.m., qualifying at 4, and racing at 7, marking a long local era amid industry-wide declines.
The piece argues boys face higher discipline and dropout rates while girls dominate college seats. It notes single sex schools grew from a few to many and calls for more research before sweeping Title IX changes. It urges tailored, one on one learning to avoid leaving any student behind.
The writer urges Commissioner Kale to oppose cuts to the road patrol and defends the sheriff’s jail operations. They note prior jail levy support, claim over 3 million dollars in jail levy funds, and demand disclosure of General Fund reallocations while stressing taxpayers fund many departments. The author commits to further action if needed.
Readers urge revival of Charley Reese columns and discuss city sewer plans and lateral installations. Residents of the Sugar Ridge and Dyke Avenue areas are urged to petition for service, with a 60 percent approval needed. Council to discuss the master plan and Lilac area concerns next week.
A North Ridgeville ward resident disputes an email about sewer work on Sugar Ridge Road. He urges contact by phone, notes council lobby sessions to air concerns, and mentions the city’s involvement in severing the west side of the area.
Capitol Hill backs a McCain plan to shift Iraq and Afghanistan war funding from emergency supplements to the regular Pentagon budget. Economists estimate total costs near 1.2 trillion, raising long term debt concerns for future generations. Marie Cocco notes the lack of a war tax and calls for scrutiny of spending and accountability.
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