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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 2004
Page
18
The Chronicle records its lineage with founders and publishers A. C. Hudnutt 1927 50 Arthur D. Hudnutt 1970 1991 and editor Andrew R. Young noting the paper’s long history since 1829 founded by Hudnutt.
Avon considers adding an interchange on I 90 between Jaycox and Lear Nagle roads to support business demand and population growth. Local businesses funded the study. EcoCity Cleveland cautions about regional sprawl and shifting infrastructure investments as Avon grows. Public forums continue with a June 10 meeting at City Hall.
The BBC debuts a weeklong Pet TV aimed at pets rather than owners, featuring looped clips of toys and familiar series like The Muppet Show and EastEnders. Success depends on ratings from goldfish and other pets and whether ads persuade cats to switch brands.
SBS Transit chief Ken Van Wagnen says talks with CAPSE Local 790 are possible after a strike disrupts service for Lorain City Schools and the Lorain County Board of Mental Retardation. He cites financial constraints and safety needs, invites independent audits, and urges union cooperation to preserve jobs and viability.
The writer condemns restraining orders as useless for battered women in Ohio and argues for public display of orders to reveal their inefficacy. They cite Elyria’s concealed carry law and city restrictions on city property as contrasting measures, while urging stronger protections and accountability.
Readers respond to Remember to Tip urging gratitude for restaurant workers. The letter argues servers earn low pay and long hours, handle multiple tasks, and deserve appreciation and decent tips rather than hostility. If problems arise, contact management rather than staff.
Senior residents at the Colgate and Garford corner protest a water improvement project that harmed trees and lawns. They cite 13 broken branches, cement and gravel debris, a 12 foot hole, standing water after rain, and no water pressure increase. They urge swift remediation by authorities.
Loisann and Vern Ripley urge community support as unemployment stays high. The NALC Branch 196 with USPS and Campbell Soup Co collects non-perishable food for local food banks on May 8. Since 1992 the drive has gathered over 600 million pounds across 10,000 cities in all states.
The Lorain County Board of Elections pushes Diebold machines ahead of the 2006 deadline while opponents warn of costs and glitches. A paper ballot option could save about 50 000 versus up to 900 000 for machine modifications and paper receipts. Ohio should test systems in off year to prevent a Florida like fiasco.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with a 200 word limit. Letters may be edited for length and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number. Mailing address and contact options are provided for submissions.
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