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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 2008
Page
18
Publisher Arthur D Hudnutt served from 1970 to 1991, with Andrew Young noted as connected to the publication in historical records. This card summarizes key figures linked to the press during the late 20th century and highlights leadership tenure.
Avon school board votes to use eminent domain to acquire 25 of 30 acres owned by Mary Jane Wolf for a new middle school adjacent to the current campus. The board aims to prevent future development and plans a bond issue, promising fair compensation, while Wolf battles throat cancer and seeks market value.
The Washington Post editorial weighs Clinton and Obama on an individual mandate for health coverage. It notes Clinton favors universal coverage with a mandate for all, while Obama limits to parents or possible expansion later. It highlights cost projections, feasibility, and rhetoric disagreements.
A letters page collects complaints urging red light cameras at Route 57 with Abbe Gulf Cleveland and Griswold roads amid safety concerns, praise for old TV guides, and varied views on eminent domain and capital punishment. The mix also includes local residents defending license integrity and urging safer roadways and better public formats.
A reader chastises Karen McCall for alleged hypocrisy over fact checking and cites John McCain remarks on Iraq. The letter then rails against Amherst blue recycling containers, arguing they reduce freedom and burden residents with oversized bins, urging voters to replace officials.
Readers debate whether to revert to the traditional TV guide format. Some advocate a formal poll to gauge public sentiment, arguing the old layout was convenient, while others welcome updates, hoping for clearer listings and easier navigation.
A local reader shares a long personal history with multiple faiths and communities. The narrative traces devotion to church life, past work at Republic Steel, and inclusive values embracing gays Muslims blacks Jews and others. The speaker notes acceptance by a United Church of Christ pastor in Avon Lake and ongoing friendships across diverse groups.
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor. Letters should be 250 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include name full address and telephone number by mail or by fax or by email with editorial page editor contact details.
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