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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 2007
Page
5
The Chronicle lists historical leadership from 1829 to 1991 including Hudnutt as founder and publisher, Arthur D Hudnutt as publisher 1970 1991, along with A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young as publisher, and Dave Perczek Julie Wald Patricia Wallace as editors and managing editors.
Elyria faces limited primary races in an odd numbered year with five Democrats and five Republicans filing for four at large seats. The 6th Ward is open as Eddie Mitchell was disqualified for insufficient signatures. a write in or independent bid may emerge before May 7.
The FCC drafts propose possible regulation of violent programming similar to sexual content rules by banning it during times when children may watch. The idea draws from past debates over indecency fines and raises questions about First Amendment rights and FCC reach, noting most Americans now access TV via cable or satellite not subject to FCC regulation.
Readers criticize city safety services during a heavy snow, citing downtown Elyria and the mall as priorities while others suffered. They urge lessons learned before elections and propose tax spending reforms, urging better support for Sheriff, courts, and county services.
Norma Bartish thanks many residents for encouragement and prayers for Pat Knoble. She refutes accusations as baseless and criticizes media and Chief Rollins for alleged sensationalism and insufficient respect for constitutional rights.
Community members express concern over planned levies, arguing that households struggle to pay rising costs. They warn seniors selling homes to cover taxes while schools libraries and governments push for new funding amid foreclosures and financial strain.
A Lorain County debate critiques the Elaine Thompson case and Gravelle trial, arguing the social worker’s jailing signals a perilous warning to professionals. The speaker calls for accountability, accusing prosecutor Russ Leffler of misconduct.
A resident recounts a frustrating visit to the Elyria DMV to replace a driver’s license amid strict ID requirements. With multiple forms of identification and an expired license, the clerk accepts only a court document and demands a certified birth certificate from another town, underscoring concerns about identity theft and state regulations.
Pamela Welling lashes out at county officials over tax increases and an unclear spending plan. She urges replacing commissioners and the school board, arguing for fiscally prudent leadership and a return to local collaboration rather than funding ideas with more money.
Reader James Minnery argues the Dope is for Dopes program at Nort Shore Small School in Lorain faces opposition from parents who fear anti drug messaging. He links prison speaker access at Grafton Correctional and criticizes the incarceration of two border patrol agents amid drug war politics.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with brevity and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for length accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone. Send by mail to Box 4010 Elyria 44036 by fax or by email.
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