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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2005
Page
6
The Chronicle lists founders and publishers A C Hudnutt and Arinue C Hudnutt with terms 1927 through 1950 and 1970 through 1997. Andrew R Young serves as Editor and Dave Perczek as Editorial Page Editor with Matt Westerhold as Assistant Managing Editor.
Lorain police chief Del Rivera warned of rising violence in the city, prompting a large community meeting at City Hall and a candlelight vigil at Harrison Cultural Center. Residents urged officials to fund recreation centers, after school programs, and street patrols while schools reported ongoing safety concerns.
Bruce Kluger and David Slavin craft a National Public Radio satire lampooning how advertisers invade theater. They riff on product placements in classic lines and modern promotions, invoking Shakespeare, Miller, and contemporary brands to spotlight commercial creep in entertainment.
Readers defend school tax levies in Elyria, arguing funding boosts education and safety while opposing anti levy claims. The letters criticize opponents, defend constitutional funding and caution on living wills amid broader civic concerns. Communities weigh taxes, governance, and ethics in local policy statements.
Thomas Higgason of North Ridgeville discusses social security politics. He argues Social Security faces serious trouble and critiques privatization proposals while expressing distrust of both major parties and calling socialism a Democratic tenet. He states he would not vote for Democrats due to his belief in earned rewards.
A reader in Lorain criticizes allied hawks for supporting the Iraq invasion and mocks past pro war voices. The writer urges editors to trim letters for brevity and clarity, noting submission methods by mail fax and email with full signatures and addresses.
Guest column argues Democrats should filibuster Bush judicial nominees or Republicans will push to abolish the 60 vote requirement. The piece cites past filibusters, the need for Senate to advise and consent, and potential political theater on C span to reveal the process and stakes for nominees and broader legislation. It references Democrats Harry Reid and Bill Frist, plus nominees Janice Rogers Brown and Priscilla Owens, and notes the broader policy battles.
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