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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2007
Page
10
Arthur D. Hudnutt served as publisher from 1970 to 1991 with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young in key roles. Julie Wallace was the assistant managing editor, guiding newsroom operations.
The Chronicle Telegram notes the death of 30 year old Army Sergeant Norman Lane Tollett from Elyria who fell in Baghdad from an improvised explosive device. It recalls his life at Elyria Catholic High School and Bowling Green State University and his wish to help others, calling him an American hero.
Tens of thousands gathered at Los Angeles City Hall for an immigration march with flags and chants. Supporters urged reform and amnesty while many stressed patriotism and inclusion, marching down Broadway to the Civic Center amid polite police presence.
Readers debate TIF projects in Elyria including Chestnut Commons within Midview district. A letter urges crime cleanup on Furnace Street near Cascade Elementary while other submissions promote 1 mill Fire Department levy renewal and voting guidance for May 8. The Chronicle Telegram notes letters welcome policy.
A reader denounces the April 30 column on the partial birth abortion ban, arguing sanctity of life applies to fetuses, questions premade choices for pregnant women, and asserts abortion is not a necessary medical procedure. The letter also accuses the columnist of closed mindedness and political bias.
The text explains steps of a partial birth abortion from cervix dilation to delivery of the dead fetus, including turning the fetus feet first and puncturing the skull to collapse the head, then removing the body. It ends with a controversial remark about the Supreme Court ruling.
A Pro-Life Commission co-chairman defends the Supreme Court ruling upholding the federal partial-birth abortion ban. He argues critics like Harvey Gittler miscast reasons as gender or religious bias and cites Dr. Pamela Smith's Senate testimony denying medical necessity for disposing of a partially delivered fetus. The letter asserts sanctity of life from conception to natural death and asks if the court was right in allowing the ban.
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