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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 2006
Page
10
An archival Chronicle masthead lists founders and long time publishers from 1829 to 1994 and shows editorial staff roles. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young are named as publisher and editor with Dave Perczek as factory pages editor, Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold as managing editors.
Ohio House approved a public records bill but added a late provision that lets permit holders block release of concealed weapon holder names. The change, backed by Rep Willamowski, faces Senate review and a veto risk from Gov Taft. Newspapers argue open access serves the public and urge lawmakers to resist further limits.
Readers defend Keystone students and urge voting yes on the school levy highlighting concert excellence, discipline, and the impact on the next generation. The letter writer emphasizes the district’s arts and academics while urging voters to judge candidates by education and experience rather than politics.
Lennard Pitts Jit argues that Congress members like John Conyers and Russell Feingold seek impeachment or censure to force accountability for presidential actions. He notes public indifference and urges readers to speak up now to avoid future regret, citing historical wrongs and the Iraq War as examples.
A jumble of letters to the Chronicle Telegram in Lorain includes calls for Ken Carney to resign after a second DUI and remarks on Compass House and crime policy. Readers also discuss Sherrod Brown, Lorain County politics, and local candidates like Bill Grace, with editor guidelines on brevity and required signatures.
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