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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 2008
Page
10
Arthur D. Hudnutt served as publisher from 1970 to 1991. A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young held high editorial roles with Julie Wallace as assistant managing editor.
The city will fund a 20 million dollar Route 57 reconstruction with state and federal aid, funding a 2.7 million dollar local share. Work will start northwest from Lorain Boulevard to Gulf Road, then proceed Gulf Road to Cleveland Street and finish Chestnut Ridge, with one lane each way during busy periods.
This Fort Worth Star-Telegram editorial argues the media should mark every American loss in Iraq, not just dramatic milestones. It notes 4000 U S military and DoD civilian deaths, critiques public indifference, and condemns Cheney’s dismissive reply while urging balanced reporting of the war’s toll and costs.
A reader denounces worn flags and questions flag etiquette, urges respect for the symbol of freedom, condemns political pressure on Elyria voters, and rebukes an assistant law director’s stance on mule trail driving amid concerns about local governance and road rules.
In a letter to the editor JACK QUINN denounces license plate funds as not reaching roads. He urges city reimbursement of 500 for vehicle damage, criticizes Broad Street, calls for 100 fines on cell phone use to fund safety staff, and warns to focus on 2008 not 2015.
A citizen letter blasts the county law department official Honey Rothschild for calling road access a privilege amid pothole chaos and tax debates. The missive accuses officials of incompetence and demands a cleanup of government positions.
A brief note from The Chronicle Telegram outlines how letters to the editor are handled. It states length limits of about 250 words and mentions required contact details and submission methods by mail fax or email.
Ohio Governor Strickland proposes a public education czar to oversee the Department of Education, potentially sidelining the state Board of Education. The plan faces constitutional and political hurdles, with debate over funding, accountability, and whether lawmakers will back the power shift.
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