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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 2006
Page
6
An era page notes the Chronicle Teee ee publication with historical credits dated July 24 1829. Hudnutt as publisher spans 1927 to 1956 with Arthur D Hudnutt and listings for A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young as publishers editors and staff including Dave Perczek Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold in editorial roles.
The Dallas Morning News argues airlines should reveal true total fares including surcharges rather than hiding costs. Critics say looser rules would mislead travelers and undercut truth in advertising, urging Transportation Secretary Mineta to reject partial pricing. The piece likens hidden costs to misleading menu prices and cites United Airlines as supporting full disclosure.
Iran seeks to enrich uranium while aided by Russia for nuclear power. The IAEA warns Tehran may be pursuing weapons capability despite denials. Discrepancies over centrifuge research and plutonium work persist, with U.S. intelligence documents under dispute. The IAEA board faces next steps and possible U.N. sanctions.
A reader criticizes an Elyria Chronicle reporter for revealing a terrorist suspect’s location and for pressuring sheriff and police staff to disclose confidential details. The letter argues reporting endangered officers and national security and calls for lessons to protect public safety over newspaper sales.
Letters criticize a new establishment on Route 40 describing visual impact on downtown while arguing stronger ordinances are needed. They advocate for business growth without compromising image and call for real energy solutions instead of drilling ANWR.
A local reader criticizes media focus on Kevin Beckett, arguing courage should not include Bible thumping or suppressing freedom. The letter praises Bob and Sue Ann Smith for acting against kittens tossed from a car window, noting their whistleblowing led to a police report and trial.
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and notes they may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be adjusted if longer. Include signature full home address and telephone number by mail fax or email with attention to editorial editor.
North Ridgeville resident Tom Higgan son has frequently contributed to our letters page but the editor announces stricter standards. The editor bans personal attacks and requires debate on issues plus limits on weekly submissions while urging respectful discourse in The Chronicle Telegram.
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