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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2006
Page
6
The Chronicle masthead shows founders and publishers from 1823 and 19th century years with a roster of staff including A Cooper Hudnutt as publisher Andrew RK Young as editor and Dave Perczek as editorial page editor Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold as managing and assistant editors. Names appear in a historical publisher and newsroom context.
An 80 year old Raleigh driver wrongly traveled south in northbound lanes on I 40 after a doctor visit prompting many calls to authorities. In Ohio a 33 year old Strongsville woman drove east in the westbound lanes, striking a vehicle killing one. Investigators await tests, with signs not pointing to drugs or alcohol, while officials ponder how such errors occur and attribute it to absentmindedness.
Vietnam eases religious restrictions as economy aims for WTO entry and growth. Vatican ties deepen with Rome envoy visit and priest ordinations in Hanoi. Despite nominal freedom, authorities keep tight control. Montagnard Christians face pressure while many Catholics report rising Mass attendance. News notes unclear Catholic population estimates and past tensions.
A reader panel laments Thursday letters about a nearby club and the mall moralizing. Echoes support free access while noting local business ties. The writer mentions Sears tires, Red Lobster, motels, color choices for repainting, and concerns about Elyria’s status as a city.
A reader criticizes Beckett for using his influence to sway others to his beliefs claiming it amounts to strong-arming. The letter notes concern over exposing clients to a so called questionable environment and cites web pornography as context for limiting his influence.
A curious post references a Deep Throat line attributed to Richard McDonald in Elyria, noting chatter around famous quotes and the year 2973. The message blends a web source hint with a speculative historic quotation.
A reader laments widespread tagging of people by political and religious labels, warns that fear and media rhetoric breed division, and urges humans to evolve beyond categorizing others by differences and live without fear.
David Rosso argues for stronger school and parent discipline to combat drugs, gangs, and unsafe conditions. He warns guns in schools are dangerous, urges better teacher pay, more funding, and voter support for levies to improve safety and education.
Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits for brevity and accuracy. Letters must be 290 words or fewer, with signature, full frame address, and telephone number. Provide by mail to Editorial Page Editor The Chronicle Alogram Box 4030 Elyria 4403 or by fax or email as listed.
McCain pursues a possible 2008 run, building a broad contact network in South Carolina and praising Bush on terror while signaling openness to opposing immigration and spending. He projects a tough race for the GOP nomination and sees Hillary Clinton as the likely Democratic nominee. He warns about 527s and Soros funding, and stresses readiness to address economics and health care.
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