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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2007
Page
10
The Chronicle lists leadership including A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as publishers, with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R Young as publisher and editor respectively. Dave Perczek is editorial page editor, Patti Ewald and Julie Wallace are managing and assistant managing editors.
In North Ridgeville last weekend a fifth and sixth grade basketball game ended in chaos as coach Samuel Cadle, 42, was charged with assault after allegedly punching opposing coach William Mahaffey. Police report heated exchanges, with both sides arguing and spectators venting. The incident underscores the need for adults to model sportsmanship, keeping temper in check to teach children teamwork and fair play.
Ben Franklin era idea returns as Forever stamps proposed by the Postal Service with 41 cent entry price for a one ounce letter. The Postal Regulatory Commission backed the plan as part of a rate increase and urged a May rollout. The USPS board may approve in coming days, ending the need to stockpile stamps for future rate hikes.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor policies, stating letters should be 250 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Submissions require signature full home address and telephone, with mail fax and email contact details provided.
The reader letter discusses the 2008 campaign season with Clinton and Obama vying for the Democratic nomination. It muses on a Clinton victory leading to a potential two term presidency and notes the unusual prospect of Bush and Clinton families occupying the White House for long spans, urging a change.
A reader rebuts Mr Bostick and argues that U S war powers are defined by Public Laws 107-40 107-248 and 107-721. The letter claims the Democrats supported Iraq action in 2002 while criticizing redeployment and funding cuts. It also critiques local school board accountability and the Elyria High move, urging scrutiny of public officials.
The reader cites Mary Ann Rastik’s March 4 letter urging scrutiny of the Elyria West issue. It argues against voting yes for rest funding without addressing distrust in the school board, whether longtime or newly formed, noting the matter as consistently important.
Ray Younglas praises LaGrange Township snow removal and urges green license plates to identify sex offenders. Letter argues offenders harm families and public should know who they are, suggesting DUI duties apply to owners and urging protection of victims. Linda Gusky signs.
Elyria residents say Sears, J C Penney, Macy’s, and Dillard’s have not updated since 1967, hurting mall appeal. Urge a YES bond vote to fund a new high school and city renewal, warning of decay and economic decline if NO. Residents urge action to prevent a crumbling, poverty‑stricken future.
North Ridgeville Democratic Central Committee announces its first local party website wwwnrdems.com to inform residents, organize the party, and connect candidates with voters. Ray E. McLaughlin serves as treasurer and promotes online engagement ahead of local elections.
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