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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 2010
Page
13
A brief note lists The Chronicle founders and publishers from 1829 to 1991, naming A. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publishers and Julie Wallace as managing editor. The document reflects a historic sequence of leadership dating from 1927 through 1991.
Ohio House backs a reform bill sponsored by Rep. Matt Lundy to tighten payday lending rules. The measure caps fees and bans revolving charges, with bipartisan support in a politically divided state.
Polanski, under house arrest in Switzerland, argues he was unfairly treated by California courts and seeks to avoid extradition. He claims a plea bargain and judge’s promises were broken, but as a fugitive he has no moral claim to due process and should present his case in court in the United States.
A reader praises Daniel Kovarbasich for courage in recounting his abuse case in court and to the media, while urging accountability and potential positive impact. The letter hints at consequences and personal growth from the experience. A separate comment suggests traffic enforcement on Route 57 and Broad Street to fund police and improve safety. Another note emphasizes the importance of exercise for children's health amid rising concerns.
A letter to the editor argues that obesity rises from excessive screen time and inactivity. It urges families to exercise together, suggests bike rides and walks, and notes the health benefits of regular activity while criticizing reliance on pills. It cites a seventh grader from St. Mary School and discusses public responses to government regulation debates.
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts Jr. notes that Dr. George Rekers, head of NARTH, faced a public ethics clash after a two week European trip with a male escort he advertised on rentboy.com. Rekers admitted paying expenses and a daily stipend while denying sexual acts, highlighting a clash between proclaimed cures and private behavior.
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