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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2008
Page
18
Historical note lists A C Hudnutt as founder in 1829 and publisher 1927 to 1950 Arthur D Hudnutt. Andrew R Young as editor and Kyle D Kondik as editorial page editor reflecting long running local newspaper staff roles through 1991.
Eric T Nord died at 90, a Lorain County figure and Nordson founder who led the company from 1954 onward and built a philanthropy network. He served as Oberlin City Council chairman and backed a 1961 fair housing law that reached the Ohio Supreme Court in 1965. His legacy includes the Eric & Jane Nord Foundation and Community Foundation of Greater Lorain County.
Fred Smith honors Scout motte and the Boy Scouts after the Little Sioux Scout Camp disaster in Iowa. He recalls Eric Nordson’s community spirit, Scout training, and the need for trained leaders and safety emphasis in youth programs. He voices pride in scouts and regrets for the families affected.
A white reader urges voters to judge Barack Obama by policies not race. They argue fear of racial bias harms the country and urges support for Obama to address jobs taxation war and governance, emphasizing checks and balances and a fresh start.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission rules for letters including length limits of 250 words or shorter and editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. It provides contact options for mail fax and email submissions to the editorial page.
Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson notes Obama openly addresses race as a campaign factor. He cites polls showing lingering racial prejudice and explains how Obama’s strategy, including ads showing his biracial family, aims to counter attacks while affirming traditional American values.
Almanac notes 176th day of 2008 and summer's fourth day. Picasso exhibition opened in 1901. Helen Keller quote. Picasso honored on his 90th birthday with a Louvre show in 1971 as the museum's first living artist exhibit. Also lists notable figures and current moon phase.
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