Saunders and Denneryl seek Democratic nomination for Congress
Annie Saunders and Norbert Dennery Jr. compete in the 5th District Democratic primary for a chance to challenge Republican incumbent Paul E. Gillmor in November. Saunders, 47, recently became Norwalk city council member by defeating a 14 year GOP incumbent and holds party roles while working as a deputy in the Huron County auditor's office. Dennery, a former Cleveland City Council member and perennial candidate, argues he would move to the district if elected.
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Annie Saunders
Norbert Denneryl
Lorain County
Saunders
Norwalk
Huron County Democratic Party Executive Committee
Pat
Huron County Democratic Party
Huron County Auditor’s
Paul E. Gillmor
Gillmor
Ohio Senate
Senate
Congress
Norbert G. Dennery Jr
Columbia Station
U.S. Senate
Cleveland
Denneryl
Chronicle-Telegram
Element 112 discovery hints limits of new elements
European scientists report the creation of element 112, a zinc-related heavy atom, existing briefly as a single atom after bombarding lead with zinc. Lead discoverer Peter Armbruster cautions that no further elements beyond 112 are likely, suggesting not even element 130 or 200 will exist, keeping many elements yet to be found for future researchers.
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Europe
Peter Armbruster
Scripps Howard
No Need for Rt 58 Pike Gate in Amherst Township
A reader denounces the Ohio Turnpike Commission stance on an interchange at Route 58 Amherst Township. The writer calls the project wasteful, questions promised economic benefits, honors preservation efforts, and warns that the victory may be short lived.
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Pike Gate
Ohio Turnpike Commission
State of Ohio
Amherst Township
Turnpike Commission
Turnpike
Avon library levy vote urged by resident
Avon residents are called to vote on March 19 to replace the expiring 1-mill levy with a five-year 1.2-mill levy for the Avon Branch Library. A local resident explains lifelong library significance from childhood in Elyria to present, highlighting exploration through books and learning.
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Avon Branch Library
Avon
Elyria
Marnision
Third Street
Thanking Avon Branch Library for expanding reading programs
A reader praises the Avon Branch Library for offering broadened programs for all ages with friendly professional service and urges others to vote Yes in support. The letter highlights favorite authors and the value of library access, urging community backing.
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Avon Branch
Library serves all in Lorain. urged for support vote
A Lorain resident lauds the public library as inclusive and essential. Highlighting the ClevNet system and home ordering, the letter notes extensive disability resources and child services with Lorain County Partners in Early Childhood Intervention. The writer urges taxpayers to back the library's upcoming levy.
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ClevNet
Lorain County
ECT
Community letters defend local schools amid editorial cartoons
Elyria residents and parents, led by Frazier and Hutman, assert their right to fight for local schools against perceived criticism. They urge civic action, defend Amy Schneider’s views, and frame their stance as a civic lesson in progress. The Chronicle Telegram is cited on the Revolutionary War comparison.
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Frazier
Hutman
Elyria
Amy Schneider
Chronicle-Telegram
England
Remembering Rosemary Reming EMH Staff Mourn Loss
EMH Regional Medical Center environmental service workers, including Skinner, express grief at the death of Rosemary Reming. They recall her lively presence, dedication to family and friends, and note the impact of her passing on the department. The statement honors her memory and asks blessings for her soul.
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Rosemary Reming
Rosemary
Skinner
EMH Regional Medical Center
Environmental Service
Letters to the Editor guidelines from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036 Fax 3297272 Or email at macronel treenet borein aberiin edu.
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Chronicle Telegram
Elyria
Macronel
Treenet
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Aberiin
Distinguishing journalists from spies in CIA cover use
Clarence Page discusses the risk of CIA employing journalists and clergy as covert covers, noting regulatory loopholes since 1977, Senate scrutiny, and the danger of conflating reporters with spies while highlighting examples like Peter Arnett and the need for clear independence of the press.
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Tanzanany
America
Soviet Union
China
United States
CIA
John M. Deutch
Senate
Deutch
Associated Press
Arlen Specter
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Senate Intelligence Committee
U.S
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