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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2005
Page
3
Publication history mixed with names and roles lists publishers editors and staff across years. It notes A C Hudnutt as publisher with dates 1927 to 1950 and Arthur D Hudnutt, publisher, 1970 to 1901, plus staff roles including DAVE PERCZEK and PATTI EWALD among others.
The United States pressures the European Union to keep its 16 year old arms embargo on China amid Beijing's anti secession law. EU members split over lifting the ban as France and Solana push for greater ties, while Germany Britain and others fear fallout with the United States and worry over human rights.
Astronomers from Goddard and Harvard-Smithsonian used infrared detection to image two hot Jupiter like planets HD 209458b in Pegasus and TrES 1 in Lyra about 153 and 200 light years away. Each orbits its star in under four days, suggesting future space telescopes may reveal Earth like worlds beyond our solar system.
Ann McFeatters argues that high heating and gasoline prices reflect lasting energy dependence and a weak dollar. She criticizes Bush administration policy, calls for conservation, incentives for fuel efficiency, and investment in alternative fuels, warning of tougher choices next winter.
Elyria residents demand precise disclosure of how a 0.25 percent income tax increase would be used. They urge mayor and council to list departments, staffing, equipment needs, and exact programs funded, warning against a vague general fund.
Reader challenges The Chronicle Telegram on compliance with Ohio gambling statutes. They cite section 2915.02 and a center sports form offering a $25,000 NCAA prize, asking for profit figures from the ad and warning of legal risk to the paper and counsel.
A letter from Thomas Higgason of North Rider argues that freedom costs and questions the idea of banning military recruiters in North Ridgeville Schools. He recalls his 30 years in the Navy, notes the all-volunteer force, and says parental influence should not prevent recruitment while criticizing parental academic help and school levies tied to property owners.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits for brevity and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and must include signature and full return address. Submissions by mail or email are accepted and directed to the appropriate editors.
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