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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2006
Page
6
The Chronicle lists historical newsroom leadership with founders and editors including Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1991, Andrew R. Young as editor, Dave Perczek as editorial page editor, Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold as managing editor and assistant managing editor, reflecting a decades long lineage from 1829 founding.
Lorain County commissioners approve Lornelkert request to annex 226 acres of Carlisle Township to Elyria. Trustees vow to oppose but may favor a joint economic development district with Elyria to extend sewer service and share income taxes. A JEDD could preserve township land control while addressing sewer needs.
Richard Morin notes sobering days for Vice President Cheney as Bush policies falter and a hunting accident wounds a friend. A CBS poll shows 18 percent favorable, placing Cheney below figures like Michael Jackson and O J Simpson, with Paris Hilton slightly ahead among public opinion.
A reader condemns The Chronicle-Telegram for a biased smear against Lorain County officials led by Ker Carney and urges fair treatment. The letter argues officials deserve rehabilitation support and warns against attacks that mar reputations and inflame annexation questions in Elyria and Carlisle Township. It includes resident concerns about sewer service and political involvement ahead of elections.
A reader endorses John R Keys as a candidate for Lorain County Common Pleas Court citing public service, education, family values, faith, wisdom, and even temperament. The letter portrays Keys as a principled, dedicated community figure deserving support.
A parent letter charges Firelands High School Principal Haeuptle with blurring lines between education and law enforcement. Deputies are said to pull students from classes, serve subpoenas in open classrooms, and threaten prom cancellation to aid the investigation. The writer urges keeping due process, parental consent, and private questioning off school grounds, and questions why subpoenas aren’t served at homes.
A reader questions national disaster preparedness and federal action as another hurricane season approaches. They urge attention to protecting Gulf Coast areas, strategic supplies, and a shrinking American heavy industry base amid rising global competition and economic changes.
Donna Uehlein condemns a proposed men’s club in the city, arguing it sets a poor example for youth and shows a disturbing lack of concern in local leaders as reported by the Chronicle. Strong community sentiment calls for reconsideration amid debates on civic example and morality.
A reader vents about Diamond Men's Club and Bugsy's Brassy Pole, arguing complaints threaten freedoms. The letter laments be curb on personal choice, warns that today’s protests may erode the freedoms people still enjoy tomorrow.
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