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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2005
Page
3
The Chronicle lists staff roles and tenure including A C Hudnutt publisher 1927 1950 Arthur D Hudnutt publisher 1970 1991 Andrew R Young editor Dave Perczek editorial page editor Patti Ewald managing editor Matt Westerhold assistant managing editor and founding July 24 1829 date.
A Elyria soldier Daniel Michael Shepherd died in Iraq seven months ago, the first from Elyria to fall. Army Sgt Bradley Sabeta was critically injured by a mine, hospitalized in Washington and facing possible leg loss, with a wife and two children awaiting his fate. The piece reflects on 7,500 US deaths and the uneasy cost of war amid domestic concerns.
Kelsey Donovan a rising sixth grader in Alexandria Virginia raised about 450 dollars from Gatorade sales and 1000 dollars from a bake sale for a privately funded Pentagon Memorial near Mount Vernon Trail. The memorial will commemorate 184 killed on September 11 2001 including many from Virginia and Maryland. Donations from Pentagon employees corporations and foundations have begun and a maintenance fund of about 10 million is planned.
A reader thanks three men who helped an elderly man escape a house fire on Camden Avenue, praising the selfless bravery of a 62 year old father who rushed in to save a life. The letter honors heroism over fame and notes community values amid tragedy.
A reader vent discusses high fuel costs and criticizes government inaction. The message advocates for automotives powered by batteries, hydrogen, alcohol, or biofuels to reduce dependence on foreign oil, citing personal vehicle efficiency experiences.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to about 200 words and notes they may edit for brevity and clarity. Include signature, home address, and telephone number. Address by mail or fax to the Editorial Page Editor and provide email contact details.
Floyd Ramp argues that Social Security sustains national demand and prevents deeper recession. He questions the role of investment income, the need for cautious investment, and the advantage gap between large and small investors. He calls for study and accountability in financial practices.
A letter argues private investment accounts could outperform Social Security. It cites a 25 year plan turning 20 000 dollars yearly with 5 percent interest into 311 540 by age 85, criticizing government use of funds and urging readers to contact legislators to preserve the current system. The writer points to tax cuts for the wealthy, the Iraq war, and distrust of a Social Security trust fund. The tone is combative and political.
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