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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 2007

Page

6

Hudnutt and Young Lead Chronicle Publishing Era

The Chronicle notes leadership lineage from Hudnutt to Arthur C. Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young with key editorial roles including Dave Perczek as Editorial Page Editor Patti Ewald and Julie Wallace as Managing Editor and Assistant Managing Editor. The publication traces origins to July 24, 1829 and spans 1927 to 1991 under various publishers.

Ad, Hudnutt Arthur C. Hudnutt Patti Ewald Julie Wallace

Patriot Act misuse prompts FBI accountability questions

An inspector general report finds the FBI abused expanded powers under the Patriot Act by issuing national security letters without adequate oversight, failing to purge data, and undercounting improper data requests. Exig ent letters were used in emergencies without real urgency. Mueller accepts responsibility. Gonzales and Bush face calls for rapid fixes and stronger controls.

Justice Department Glenn A. Fine Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI Inspector General Robert S. Mueller Mueller Alberto R. Gonzales Bush Uruguay

Chronicle Telegram Letter Guidelines and Contact Info

The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor policy. Letters must be 250 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number. mailing address and email contact are provided for submissions.

Chronicle-Telegram Ayria Jattars Chroniclet

Lorain County sales tax hike sparks voter fury and calls for oversight

Letters from Elyria and surrounding towns condemn the Lorain County commissioners for passing a sales tax without a public vote and warn of political consequences. Readers urge reopening Elyria West and Dillard’s facilities, outsourcing maintenance, and accuse officials of poor stewardship. A Brookside teacher backlash prompts defense of staff and demands for newsroom restraint.

Lorain County Sheriff’s Department Danchrulski Elyria

Dillard's Converted Into Midway High School Space

Elyria Board of Education should seize the Dillard's building to host a new Midway High School. By leasing or purchasing the former retail site, the district would deliver a functioning, air conditioned campus by September, with ample parking, improved food options, and proximity to student jobs, echoing North Ridgeville's move to transform a Fisher's grocery store into an education center.

Elyria West Dillard’s Midway Mall Gary Hrusch North Ridgeville Mr. Komaransky Chronicle Lorain County National Inquirer Brookside Folger Elyria Board of Education Dillard's Midway High School Fisher’s Midway

Neighbors urged to clear sidewalks and hydrants during snow

In a letter to the editor Ray Tellier argues residents should park off streets during heavy snow and clear sidewalks and fire hydrants. He praises city plows but blames homeowners for clogged roads and delays and suggests a local parking ban with fines and tow charges. He urges shared responsibility for safe neighborhoods.

Chris McIntosh RAY Tellier Elyria

Elyria residents oppose 28-year school levy plan

A reader argues Elyrians cannot afford long-term levies and questions a 28-year levy. They urge a more affordable, reasonable proposal, citing high taxes, empty storefronts, back taxes, sheriff sales, and changes in town amenities since earlier times.

Elyria

America Not the World’s Center in Southeast Asia View

Harvey Gittler argues that Southeast Asia does not see the United States as the world’s center. China Japan India and Australia loom larger for regional economies, while the U S is viewed with limited respect for the administration and the Iraq war’s consequences. He urges awareness of global shifts beyond American preeminence.

America Singapore United States Southeast Asia Burma Laos Thailand Cambodia Vietnam Malaysia Sri Lanka Philippines China Japan India Australia New Zealand Russia Asia South Korea Wall Street Iraq Iran North Korea Europe al-Qaida Canada Lorain County

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A. Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R. Young Dave Perczek Robert Mueller Tom Schaffer Sheffield Lake the Writer Brookside High School Elyrians Harvey Gittler Agittlar@chroniclet
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