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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 2005
Page
6
The Chronicle presents its publishing lineage with founders and leadership. Hudnutt and Young appear as publishers and editors across decades, naming A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as key figures, along with editorial staff including Dave Perczek and Patti Ewald.
Ohio faces uneven death penalty application as a 2000 AP study of 1 936 capital indictments from 1981 to 2002 shows racial and geographic disparities. White victims yield higher death sentences than Black victims. Cuyahoga County records 8 percent while Hamilton County reaches 43 percent. Justice concerns include deterrence gaps, wrongful convictions, and wealthier defendants dodging capital punishment. State Supreme Court Justice Pfeifer calls the findings disconcerting and urges a thorough review toward a fairer system.
McFeatters reporting that all female roller derby, historically popular in the midcentury era, is resurging per Wall Street Journal notes. The piece traces the revival to 2004 in Austin, Texas, with about twenty teams nationwide, using rivalries and community funding for insurance and rink costs.
Cal Thomas argues three years after 9 11 and 4.5 billion spent on airport and transport screening the hardware failed to improve safety. He cites no fly lists delays and bureaucratic blame games between airlines and TSA, notes Secure Flight births dates push, and describes his own repeated misidentifications and near removal from lists. He urges fewer billions on more equipment and more systemic reform.
A Keystone community reader criticizes voters for rejecting a school levy and urges education effort ahead of future ballots. The letter defends an income tax as fair, cites teachers needing aides, and calls for volunteering or reconsidering support to keep schools operating.
A letter questions United Way funding decisions affecting the Oberlin Community Services tutoring program. It notes nine years of support, high prior scores, and a drop from 92 to 74.5 in 2008 04, with a request for explanation of the disparity and calls for open fair funding practices. Signed by ANN L Fuller JAQUITA Willis Oberlin Fuller and Theodore P Dowdell Elyria.
Chronicle Telegram prints letters to the editor with edits for brevity accuracy and rarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter though longer pieces may be shortened. Include signature full address and telephone number. Mailing address fax and email contact details are provided for submissions.
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