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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 2008
Page
12
The community publication traces its leadership from founder A. C. Hudnutt paralleled by Arthur C. Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publishers. Editorial leadership included Kyle D. Kondie and Patti Ewald with Julie Wallace on the editorial page.
Chicago Tribune editorial notes Greece lit the flame in Olympia for China's "Journey of Harmony" relay and Beijing hosting, while protesters from Mia Farrow to the ACLU clash with sponsors and officials. IOC defends politics-free Games amid global criticism and security concerns.
A plea argues media exposure harms teens with estimates from the American Psychological Association on sexual references 14,000 per year and simulated violence 200,000 by age 18. It urges parents to curb screen time and reshape the home to protect children and future society.
The piece argues against conventional concrete paving citing water intrusion and cracks. It advocates a European approach: break up concrete, crush, layer graded rock, and finish with asphalt to produce a smooth, quieter, and low‑cost long term surface that tolerates temperature changes and allows easier repairs.
A reader groups Fox News coverage of Rev. Wright and compares it with ignored anti war protests. The letter surveys Rod Parsley and John Hagee attacks on Islam Catholicism and nation policy. It also mentions Elyria city tax vote critiquing local officials and Stephen Ward's rebuttal.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines that letters to the editor should be 250 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include name full home address and telephone number with contact options by mail fax or email.
A newcomer from California notes neglected Elyria roads and pothole damage on Route 57. They urge earlier repaving, preferring a practical seal coat over a full reconstruction to improve safety and traffic flow.
Washington Post columnist George Will muses on baseball history, Lincoln myths, and modern numbers. He recalls Clark Griffiths Senators, the new Nationals ballpark, and famed quotes while posing trivia about 40 homer seasons and player name lengths.
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