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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2010
Page
11
The Chronicle page records the Hudnutt publishing line with dates from 1829 to 1991, noting A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as publishers and Andrew R Young as editor, with Julie Wallace as managing editor.
Elyria City Council rejected a tentative agreement with Lorain County Rural Wastewater District after residents of Chestnut Lakes raised concerns over hydrogen sulfide from a nearby sewer project. Nine council members, two absent, pledged to vote again next meeting, urging renegotiation to avoid annexation clashes and a lengthy dispute.
Amid a bitter mayoral race in Elyria, Council shows rare unity on a major issue. Berner and LORCO should return to the bargaining table to address the proposal.
Sunday opinion section corrects two items. Ed Murphy is an Elks Club member. The nine Old Glories were presented by Ron Carr and the American Legion Honor Guard Post 12.
In a sharp contrast, the Mets show enthusiasm and teamwork led by Jose Reyes while the Indians appear emotionally withdrawn. The letter discusses oil violations, media coverage, and political figures amid the BP debate, criticizing press bias and referencing Cheney Halliburton ties.
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor including length under 250 words, potential editing, and required signature address and phone. It lists mailing fax and email contact options for submissions to the Editorial Page Editor in Elyria Ohio.
Lorain County GOP notes Gallup finds 59% of Republicans very enthusiastic about November voting while 40% of Democrats share that zeal. The piece weighs turnout gaps, Sutton Ganley race dynamics, fundraising, and issues shapingModerate independent leanings and TV exposure amid a climate of government criticism.
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