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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 2005
Page
6
The Chronicle lists its lineage with founders and publishers spanning 1829 to 1997. It credits A C Hudnutt as founder, then Arthur D Hudnutt, and notes A Cooper Hudnutt as publisher with Pattiewald serving as managing editor.
Elyria Ohio’s Bhyria school board ends talks with Cheryl Kreger after selecting her last month amid a new levy vote. Interim Superintendent Roger Carlow to lead. district begins fall search for a successor. Board cites economic constraints and salary concessions as reasons.
A reader derides George W Bush, accusing his policies of harming American workers and public programs. The letter complains about domestic program cuts, rising living costs, and the need for schools and youth skills over spending on TVs and oil interests, urging prudent budgeting and school funding.
A Los Angeles Times editorial recounts a Washington D C journalism seminar where 32 reporters faced heavy security at the Supreme Court and Justice Department. Guards barred conversation, scanned crowds, and offered blunt refusals as officials warned of “person of interest” status. The piece argues federal offices treat citizens as threats, hindering access to public institutions.
A May 4 article reports Diana Wyatt’s remark that volunteers could replace aides at Keystone. Paraprofessionals dispute this, stressing confidentiality and the need for employed staff to support academic excellence, voicing concern over potential job losses if the levy fails.
Kelly Poling of Penfield Elementary and the Citizens Committee for Quality Education thank voters for backing issue 7 on Tuesday. The message stresses dedication to fund education, aiming to prepare students for work and life after school and to provide every student with opportunities to learn and grow.
The letter policy outlines brevity and accuracy, requests letters under about 200 words, and lists submission methods by mail fax and email. It mentions including signature full address and telephone, and directs to Editorial Page Editor at The Chronicle Telegram box Elyria Ohio with contact details.
Christopher Kern notes in Cleveland that President Bush and Congress face opposition to CAFTA from labor groups religious leaders and Central American protesters. He urges Congress to vote against CAFTA arguing it harms farmers workers and the environment and would let foreign firms sue governments. He calls for an agreement protecting workers rights and environmental standards.
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