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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2005
Page
3
The Chronicle credits its long history with publishers COOPER HUDNUTT and A C Hudnutt and notes editors A R Young and D Perczek with Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold as senior editors and assistants.
An opinion piece argues for pooling all Ohio school employees into a single statewide health care plan to lower costs and stabilize benefits. It cites Pennsylvania's study showing potential savings over 500 million annually and notes the idea's inclusion among the Blue Ribbon Task Force recommendations. The proposal could free funds for hiring and textbooks while addressing rising health costs.
The piece blasts government tax policy and the highway lobby for promoting large SUVs and driving over mass transit. It cites EPA figures for Chrysler PT Cruiser and Chevrolet TrailBlazer, notes AAA influence, and calls for better fuel economy standards and expanded mass transit to curb oil dependence.
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the edit page and edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters longer than 200 words are edited to about the required length. Provide full home address and telephone number by mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010, 440% ay FAK 320-7282 or by email letters@chronicletelegram.com.
Letter from LaGrange residents objects to a 62 acre parcel and smaller plots being annexed to the village from the township. County commissioners paused action to March 41 at 9 30 a m for a public hearing at 226 Middle Ave Elyria. Contact details and official sites provided for public input.
Vermilion columnist Jean M. Garrett notes the challenge of hiring when employers demand experience. The piece questions how inexperienced applicants can prove their potential through formal training and strong grades, especially amid downsizing and career shifts.
A nursing home worker laments shrinking Medicaid reimbursements harming resident care. She notes changes in covered medicines, high pharmacy costs, and no medication returns, calling for Governor Taft to create a system allowing returns to reduce waste and expenses.
The note argues Schiavo wants to end Terri's life over money and politics. It claims authorities mislead the public, contends withholding water or food is murder, and questions where Michael Schiavo was while Terri was cared for by her parents.
A veteran CPA explains how Social Security benefits are taxed beyond thresholds and how work penalties can push marginal rates over 90 percent. He cites examples showing combined federal, state, local, and payroll taxes eroding retirement income and notes many seniors misunderstand their tax impact.
Readers critique an editorial cartoon published in the Chronicle on page BA portraying Michael Schiavo. The letter argues the sketch trivializes a private family tragedy and condemns the cartoonist and editors for printing it.
A reader rants about Republicans' tone in politics, condemning war in Iraq and opposition to casinos while noting hypocrisy and tax concerns. The letter argues party loyalty shifts due to perceived dishonesty and moral judgments.
A March 17 accident on Russia Road near the county garage left a backhoe driver critically injured after a semi struck the machine. Responders called Metro LifeFlight, not MedEvac 80 stationed at Lorain County Regional Airport, prompting questions about delayed air medical response and sustainability of the service. Gregory A. Kopp SAL, addressing Lorain, argues MedEvac has been underused since its arrival two and a half years ago, risking its future operations.
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