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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2007
Page
10
The Chronicle lineage lists founders and publishers from July 24, 1829 to 1991. Hudnutt served as publisher 1927 to 1950, Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 to 1991, with A Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew R Young as key editors and Dave Perczek Patti Ewald Julie Wallace in editorial roles.
A brief tornado touched down Wednesday over Griswold Road in Elyria, tearing a roof from a garden center, collapsing a garage, and snapping a 3-foot pine. Forecasters call it a fluke spinup, a rare tornado arrival ahead of a cold front. No injuries reported.
A Chicago Tribune analysis details how the United Nations Development Programme in Pyongyang moved cash to North Korea’s regime for years, with no receipts or access for staff. Up to 150 million flowed as Kim Jong Il built nuclear weapons, while sanctions and hunger persisted. The program was suspended earlier this month amid US pressure and a new audit pledge.
Retired Elyria police officer Harlan Riley voices frustration over parking rule changes on Antioch Drive blamed on school bus routes. He recounts a bureaucratic back-and-forth and laments slow action while advocating for better traffic safety and more deputies. He also comments on regional politics and praise for Gov. Strickland for home health care reform.
Cal Thomas argues for renewing No Child Left Behind with reforms to boost school choice and teacher incentives. He cites mixed progress from 1992 to 2005, notes gaps for Black and Hispanic students, and endorses performance bonuses while acknowledging limits of intelligence. He calls for real school choice and continued accountability to improve outcomes for all students.
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