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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2003
Page
9
The fragment lists Hudinutt as founder and longtime publisher from 1927 to 1950. It names Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew A. Young as publishers, with Scott Brown as Editorial Page Editor, Rudy Dicks as Managing Editor, and Patti Ewald as Assistant Managing Editor.
Our Opinion argues against raising truck speed limits in Ohio citing State Patrol data showing safety gains from 55 mph. It says 33 of 40 states increasing limits saw more fatal crashes, and warns Turnpike trial 65 mph is unsuitable.
Five states have banned Toughman events arguing for safety while others defend pre bouts exams and headgear. Critics say amateurs and pros are different. a recent fight saw Stacy Young’s daughter in the crowd and a referee failed to stop the bout, leading to Young’s death and calls for reform.
Readers from Vermilion and Elyria react to Pat McCullen's cement prank and punishment. Suggestions include concrete repair costs, community service, sponsored bricks for the river walk, and political accountability for the mayor. The letters echo cost concerns and seek practical remedies rather than punitive excess.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor rules. Submissions should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity and clarity. Include signature, full home address and phone number with contact options by mail fax or email.
Cal Thomas argues the ongoing battle over constitutional interpretation hinges on original intent versus living constitution. He recalls Robert Bork’s case, warns of liberal campaigns to oppose Bush nominees, and urges public lessons on constitutional history to counter disinformation campaigns.
Bonnie Erde argues that permanent repeal of the estate tax threatens charitable giving. She cites OMB Watch estimates of a $10 billion annual drop, notes charities' economic role, and questions whether abolition outweighs potential public and philanthropic losses. She favors temporary repeal and supports the Charitable Giving Act of 2003 as a compromise.
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