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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 2005
Page
6
A compact history of The Chronicle records the Hudnutt family as publishers from 1927 to 1991 with key editors and staff including Arthur D. Hudnutt, Andrew R Young, Dave Perczek, Patti Ewald, and Matt Westerhold guiding the paper through decades of editorial leadership.
Mayor Dave Gillock traveled to Columbus to testify before the House Finance and Appropriations Committee about Gov Taft's proposed budget cuts and their impact on cities like North Ridgeville. The session aims to inform legislators on local government effects.
The Pentagon faced two false anthrax alarms at Defense postal facilities last Monday. The events show how well regional agencies coordinated and highlight the Pentagon’s separate, contractor reliant internal biosurveillance, raising questions about DHS and HHS involvement and communication gaps with local authorities.
Republican Rep. Clay Shaw advances a plan to fund private retirement accounts via a 4 percent tax credit up to $1000 yearly, investable in index funds, with a guaranteed minimum pension and the rest reverting to Social Security. Financing rests on borrowing $3.4 trillion and repaying later, aiming for bipartisan support while preserving benefits.
Kathryn Lopez critiques left wing campaigns like Tom Paine dot com and argues conservatives defend women's rights on abortion cloning and parental consent laws. She notes shifts in feminist groups and calls for renewed focus on women's issues beyond partisan lines.
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