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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 2006
Page
6
The Chronicle shows historical masthead details with publishers A Cooper Hudnutt and Arthur D. Hudnutt spanning 1829 to 1950 and 1970 to 1891, editors Andrew R. Young and Pave Perczek, plus Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold in editorial roles as staff.
The Bush plan for victory in Iraq falters as December elections fail to form a new government. A sectarian civil war grows, with U.S. and Iraqi forces acting as buffers. Khalilzad urges a unity government, but major factions resist. Strong external leverage and a possible conference may be needed to broker an accord.
The letters debate a bus theft, city debates over Diamond Men’s Club, local development in Elyria and Keystone levy campaigns. They reference John Keys for judge, Keystone school cuts, and a call to register to vote. Opposing views cover policing, politics, and community projects in Elyria and Avon.
Three years after voters funded a new Keystone High School, residents now consider approving an operating levy. The district emphasizes fiscal conservatism and lower spending per pupil as it seeks to continue improving education and community outcomes.
North Ridgeville resident Gerald Mayer laments years of worsening Route 97 and unaddressed Route 57, blaming funding shortfalls and political delays while calling for faster action on local highway maintenance.
Washington Post reports leaks from CIA, NSA and other agencies raise concerns over secret prisons abroad and warrantless surveillance. Officials warn employees not to discuss unclassified NSA issues while debates over the legitimacy and safety impact of leaks continue.
The Chronicle Telegram welanmas letters to the editor are edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter. Longer letters may be edited to fit. Include signature full home address and phone number by mail fax or email with editor contact details.
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