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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 2007

Page

10

The Chronicle Editorial Leadership

Andrew R Young edits the Chronicle with Dave Perozek as Editorial Page Editor and Julie Wallace serving as Assistant Managing Editor shaping opinion and newsroom direction.

Andrew R. Young Dave Perozek Julie Wallace

Endorsement Battle: Elyria Fire Union Backs Brinda

The Elyria Firefighters Union endorses Holly Brinda in the Democratic mayoral primary, citing underfunding and station closures under Mayor Bill Grace. It notes recent hires and trucks, while urging balanced city spending and core services for all departments amid a tight budget.

Elyria Holly Brinda Bill Grace Grace Brinda Michael Keys Fire Department

Should Walter Reed close in 2011

The Washington Post notes BRAC Commission-backed plans to close Walter Reed Army Medical Center in 2011 and shift care to Naval Medical Center Bethesda and Fort Belvoir. Capitol Hill momentum and House resistance could delay or derail the closure while Congress debates funding for rapid facility expansion nearby.

Post Walter Reed Army Medical Center Washington Capitol Hill Congress Pentagon Commission Walter Road Naval Medical Center Bethesda Virginia Fort Belvoiy John W. Warner R-Va Fort Belvair Brac Commission House Ray LaHood Bill

Elyria High students have special talents

Readers celebrate Elyria High School students for exemplary conduct and achievements across athletics, marching band, string programs, and theater. The letter highlights 110 classical string players, five choral ensembles, and a large, disciplined student body that challenges negative stereotypes. The writers Ernest and Bernadette Hisey praise the school community and urge pride in Elyria. Bruce Bostick Lorain voices concern about the federal judiciary under the Bush administration and calls for Gonzales to be fired in defense of democratic rights.

Elyria EHS Ohio EHS Thespians Ernest and Bernadette Hisey Bush Gonzales New Mexico Pete Domenici Bruce Bostick Lorain

Letters to the Editor Question pay as you throw plan

A reader questions who benefits from a pay as you throw program and if Solid Waste Management will gain from extra recycled material. They fear higher costs, fewer jobs, and unclear use of grants while wondering how stickers, bags, and buses factor into the plan.

Taj Mahal Allied Waste Elyria South Amherst EPA

Courtroom murder case stalled as defense funds run out

In March 2005 a man being escorted to Fulton County Georgia court for his retrial on rape charges killed a deputy, a judge, a court reporter and a federal agent after seizing a gun. Trial paused due to state running out of money for defense fees totaling 1.4 million dollars.

Fulton County Georgia Jerry Shinsky West Salem

Chronicle Telegram Letters to the Editor Guidelines

The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or shorter and may be edited to fit length. Include signature full home address and telephone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44036 Fax 329-7282 Attention Editorial Page Email tetters chroniclet com.

Chronicle-Telegram Chronicle- Telegram Elyria Tetters Chroniclet.com

Elyria Firefighters Endorse Holly Brinda For Mayor

Elyria Fire Fighters Local 474 endorses Holly Brinda citing experience and desire to improve city safety. They urge staffing, budget discipline, and reliable services, criticizing current administration for under staffing and unsafe conditions. Signed by President David Street and officers Dean Marks and Carl Mack.

Elyria Laff Local 474 Holly Brinda Fire Department David Street Dean Marks Carl Mack Elyria Street Marks Mack Elyria Fire Fighters Local 474

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