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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2004
Page
3
The record lists founders and longtime leaders of the Hudnutt owned paper from 1829 to 1991. It names Arthur D. Hudnutt as publisher 1970 1991 and the staff including Cooper Hudnutt Young, Andrew R. Young, Scott Brown, Patti Ewald, Matt Westerhold and others.
Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder faces term limits and a widening probe into fundraising tactics and alleged pay-to-play pressure. Accusers include Rep. Tom Niehaus and Sen. Doug White, with Secretary of State Ken Blackwell overseeing the investigation. Schmidt and Niehaus battles echo across Cincinnati politics as Householder contemplates a 2006 statewide bid.
Kansas City Star notes the Stewart case diverges from typical corporate scandals. She allegedly sold nearly 4,000 shares after a broker told her a drug would be FDA rejected. Prosecutors claim she lied to investigators and altered records to cover a prearranged sale. The jury rejected her explanation and she now faces possible jail time.
The Chronicle Telegram presents editorials and Quest columns urging readers to form opinions. Readers are invited to share thoughts in letters to the editor as part of the page’s dialogue.
The reader cites a March 2 editorial condemning homelessness as a social issue and defends offering help to a homeless man. A second letter urges Lorain Christians to engage in local politics, run for office, join action groups, and vote, arguing sacrifice parallels Christian doctrine and urging community action.
Wanda Jurco and Corey Strinka voice concern over television shows and the Passion of the Christ, arguing modern programs corrupt youth and call for tighter censorship. They contrast today with 50 years ago and worry about future children.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to 200 words with brevity and accuracy. Submit with signature full address and telephone by mail box 4010 Elyria 44036 by fax 329-7282 or by email letters chronicletelegram com.
Bonnie Erbe highlights Office Depot as a Fortune 200 company with 26 percent of North American division heads, 40 percent of managers, and 50 percent of professional staff women. CEO Bruce Nelson credits a inclusive culture, talent focus, flexible work life, and targeted marketing, contrasting with slower gains at Fortune 500 peers. He stresses mentoring, equal treatment, and customer loyalty tied to employee equity.
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