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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 2013
Page
14
The Chronicle lists its publishing lineage from 1829 through 2010 with A. C. Hudnutt, Arthur D. Hudnutt and A. Cooper Hudnutt serving as publishers and Julie Wallace as managing editor, outlining the paper’s long editorial succession.
Opinion urges Avon voters to renew Issue 4 a 1.9 mill five year street levy and Issue 5 a 0.45 mill five year parks levy. The measures would cost a $100000 home about 58.19 and 13.78 dollars yearly respectively and fund road maintenance ditches cleanup leaves parks and recreation programs.
Editorial calls for reform of Texas Section 552.101 to end broad secrecy over hazardous chemicals after the West fertilizer plant disaster. It cites 540000 pounds on site in 2012 and urges public disclosure to prevent mass danger and aid awareness and safety. The piece cites DHS registration rules and compares to the federal act.
A letter to the editor clarifies that National Association for Letter Carriers Branch 196 will host its food drive on May 11, not this Saturday.
A letter argues against extra costs but urges maintaining the school system grade to protect property values and community pride. The writer warns that a failed renewal could trigger staff cuts and lower district standing, urging prudent taxpayer support.
Leonard Pitts Jr notes Jason Collins comes out in Sports Illustrated as gay, a historic moment for major pro sports. The piece cites mixed reactions, the public and political support, and the longer impact as more athletes may follow. It contrasts Robinson’s era with today’s climate and calls Collins a catalyst for change.
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