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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2004
Page
4
A compact record noting Hudnutt era leadership from 1927 to 1991 with publishers Arthur D. Hudnutt and the founding date July 24 1829 AD and Matt Westerhold serving as Assistant Managing Editor.
Ohio libraries will gain 5,005 CDs under a multi state settlement. Lorain County will receive 1,558 CDs and Elyria 837, among others. Washington state reports cases of overstock and questionable selections raising concerns about inventory quality.
The United States ponders third country aid and an invasion pledge in exchange for North Korea’s complete irreversible verifiable disarmament. Inspections would echo UN missions to Iraq, while critics warn the move could bolster Kim Jong Un. Russia, China, Japan, the US and South Korea hold major leverage. Time has highlighted stark contrasts between the Koreas, underscoring the North’s risk of coercive aims.
Letters urge focus on youth risk and protection in Lorain County after a survey of 8 606 students in sixth eighth and tenth grades found past 30 day and lifetime use of alcohol tobacco and marijuana higher than national averages Nine percent of tenth graders reported being drunk or high at school and sixteen percent of students reported attacking someone with intent to harm in the past year Officials call for a community wide commitment to promote healthy behaviors involving schools families and local agencies led by Elaine Georgas executive director of the Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services Board of Lorain County.
Amherst Police Captain Dennis Seger announces a summer safety drive with the Ohio Department of Public Safety and partners to reduce injuries and fatalities from drinking and driving, speeding, and not wearing belts during the Memorial Day to Labor Day period. The effort urges three habits: no drink driving, maintain speed, and always buckle up.
Clarence Page recalls the 1964 Mississippi killings of Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney and the enduring call to memory. He notes a renewed push for federal murder probes, recalls past prosecutions and emphasizes voting rights as a living legacy.
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