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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2006
Page
6
The Chronicle records show the publication history and editors from 1823 to 1991. Key figures include Anhur D Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt as publishers, with Dave Perozek as editorial page editor and Patti Ewald as manager.
In Vermilion Ohio a 6 year old boy Dominic DePaul died when a cement slab fell on him from debris dumped along a rental beach. The Army Corps of Engineers orders Gasper to remove the debris or face fines, with a cleanup plan due in 30 days, amid past enforcement failures and a wrongful death suit.
The South Dakota ban on nearly all abortions and criminal penalties for physicians signals a shift in the abortion debate. Experts expect Roe v Wade to stand, with court review likely in incremental steps, while anti abortion advocates push bans in seven more states and a $1 million donor backs the defense. The rule allows exceptions only to save a woman's life, criminalizes doctors, and threatens up to five years in prison.
Letters to the editor praise Site Selection rankings and Ohio tax reform as spurring investment. Amylin’s $150 million, 50 plus new jobs plant is cited, while infrastructure funding and Issue 1 are noted as bolstering business climate and workforce affordability.
A writer is jailed in Austria for denying the Holocaust while a London mayor faces suspension over an undignified exchange with a reporter. Across the Muslim world, protests follow cartoons of Mohammed. In Elyria Ohio, Thomas Higgason loses access to editorial pages for abrasive style. The piece argues these cases threaten free expression and protected opinion.
The Holiday Inn defends its innocence as a men’s club next door causes friction. City and police say they are addressing the issue from the start. Community members urge solidarity to solve problems rather than relocate.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to 200 words. Edits may shorten longer letters for clarity and brevity. Include signature full name address and contact details. Provide editorial page editor address box and mailing options with fax and email contact.
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