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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 2003
Page
6
The Chronicle creates an archival record with the masthead listing Hudnut as publisher from 1827 to 1950, A Cooper Hudnutt as publisher, Andrew Young as editor, Scott Brown as editorial page editor, and Rudy Dicks Pattiewald as managing and assistant editors. The note mentions founding date July 24 1829 AD.
Avon, Ohio, rapid 50 percent growth since 1990 to about 12,000 prompts debate. The Avon Historical Society seeks charter limits on building heights and road plans to ease Detroit Road congestion, a move opposed by Commission members and residents who argue charter governance should not micromanage local infrastructure.
The piece criticizes the recent spending bill process with items hidden from debate and voting. It notes environmental groups' concerns over a forest stewardship provision while arguing the merits of the program and calls for full congressional debate and reconsideration in the next budget cycle.
Letters to the Elyria Women’s Senior Fellowship Club condemn the Lorain County Community Action Agency for misused nonprofit funds, a large cash deficit, bylaw and regulatory noncompliance, and calls for indictments, investigations, and board reforms. Citizens urge Head Start improvements and accountability amid community concern.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor under 200 words and states they will edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number APCMAR. Editorial Page Editor address box numbers contact by fax email or phone.
The piece argues for restoring savings bonds to finance the Iraq operation. It cites World War II posters and public participation, notes projected troop costs at around 25 billion dollars, and suggests using Iraq oil proceeds to pay for liberation. It urges citizen buy in and links to a government savings bonds site.
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