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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2004
Page
6
The Chronicle masthead lists A. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publishers and editors with Dave Perozek as editorial page editor Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold as assistant managing editor. It dates back to 1929 with founders and leadership spanning 1927 to 1991.
Elyria police faced a two day hostage crisis after Anthony Horton held his two children in a 14th Street home. The grandmother was wounded, Horton surrendered Wednesday, and all residents and students were kept safe with careful police action.
The Chronicler invites letters to the editor but edits for accuracy and clarity. Submissions should be 200 words or shorter with signature full home address and phone. Contact details include BY Editorial Page Editor at The Chronicle Telegram box 4010 and email address letters chronicletelegram com.
The Washington Post argues the Supreme Court should expand public access by releasing audio tapes of oral arguments immediately after sessions. It notes recent exceptions show no harm and urges broader use to better engage citizens with the high court.
Zielinski chief of the Elyria Fire Department argues against cuts. He warns current staffing of 17 firefighters at four stations yields slow response times and inadequate equipment, urging five stations with 21 to 25 personnel and sustained funding for training and maintenance.
Readers discuss a newspaper policy on letters to the editor. Gerry Del Valle and Glenn Walter praise and critique columnists while Frank Vandersommenn and Pat Getling reflect on constructive criticism, religious content, and the value of letters as an outlet.
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