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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2006
Page
5
A historical ledger lists key Chronicle personnel including Hudnatt and Hudnutt as publishers across eras, with Arthur D Hudnall, A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R Young as publishers and Dave Perczek as editorial page editor and Matt Westerhold as assistant managing editor, reflecting a long line of executive editors.
Secretary of State Ken Blackwell refuses two scheduled debates with Attorney General Jl Petra in the Republican primary. The move comes amid controversy over his tax cap and private Turnpike lease proposals, while polls show Blackwell leading by about 11 points. Petra campaigns on contrasts, while Blackwell seeks alternate voter outreach.
The Red Cross faces scrutiny over a 780000 severance for Marsha Evans and 28 million in severance, bonuses, and deferred pay to leaders over seven years. Critics question fund stewardship while Senate probes Katrina relief and donor confidence wanes amid management strains.
Readers discuss Main Street Elyria backing Northern Savings and Loan, urging shareholders to consider civic impact and local investment. Letters touch on layoffs, public services, and Ohio gambling debates, naming Lorain County figures and local offices.
A letter to the editor published in March 96 contained an incorrect joiner phone number for the Kitchen Cuties singing group. The correct contact number is (440) 324-7241.
The Chronicle Telegram editor invites letters to the editor under 200 words, with edits for brevity and clarity. Contributors may include a signature, full home address and telephone number, and submission options by mail, fax, or email for Editorial Page Editor at Box 4040 Elyria 44036, or via chroniclet.car email.
Mitch Albom recounts returning to his childhood Detroit suburb home. The exterior felt familiar, interior spaces shrank with time, and the current owners filled rooms he once knew. He recalls vivid scents, songs, and family routines that no longer exist, leaving memory as the house his true home.
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