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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2003
Page
5
The Chronicle lists publication details from July 24 1829 with editors Andrew Young and Rudy Dicks and managing editor Scott Brown. A C Hudnutt is noted as publisher for 1927 1950 with Andrew Cooper Hudnutt and Patte Wal d as staff roles.
Dozens of teachers and parents urged Elyria school officials to preserve full time elementary counselors as a grant funding them ends. State budget cuts threaten to trim over 400000, forcing the district to choose between salaries and deeper cuts. They urged residents to contact legislators to oppose the reductions.
A week into the war, initial optimism fades as Iraqi resistance and sandstorms slow advances toward Baghdad. U.S. aims broaden from toppling Saddam to liberating Iraq and eradicating weapons, with Turkey’s stance complicating logistics and Kurdish considerations shaping political calculus.
A group of 11 special needs students at McKinley School Elyria praise Lorain County Transit for enabling daily living skills and access to swim programs bowling lessons and mall exhibits They thank LCT staff for keeping the big white buses rolling and urge continued support Metz a primary multihandicapped teacher wrote the letter.
Douglas B. Wilber of Oberlin urges continued Lorain County Transit funding as ridership climbs and operating costs rise. He notes 15 percent annual growth and three years of budget gaps covered by commissioners, with federal and state funds fading. He stresses transit remains vital to the elderly students the physically challenged and the less affluent.
The letter accuses US Representative Sherrod Brown of sophomoric reasoning and partisan nitpicking to oppose supporting the troops. It alleges Brown blamed Republicans and claimed a majority leader added military doctrine language, while noting his defense spending vote record and his secretary's denial.
A reader questions county Commissioner Mary Jo Vasi over her son and daughter's alleged tire shredding and a suspected illegal tire shredding operation in another county. The writer accuses law enforcement and officials of targeting the family and asks if taxpayers should tolerate ongoing investigations and prosecutions.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor but edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Submissions must be 200 words or fewer and include signature full address and telephone. Provide contact details for mail fax or email and address Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown at the listed contacts.
A reader laments Sunday morning birthday parties and sports events pulling families from church. He argues Christians have de emphasized worship and urges cultural support for regular Sunday attendance while noting how media figures like Baie Hart engage in the debate.
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