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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 2004
Page
20
The Chronicle lists historic leadership at its founding and later eras, noting publishers A. Cooper Hudnitt and Arthur D. Hudnutt and editor Andrew R. Young along with current staff DAVE PERCZEK and MATT WESTERHOLD.
Elyria officials consider moving Elyria Municipal Court into the historic county courthouse as the new Justice Center opens. Plans earlier stalled over parking and space. Clerk Donald Rothgery questions adequacy, but advocates say the courthouse fits a noble civic role beyond urinalysis and probation.
The FDA keeps Plan B off the shelf citing insufficient data on younger girls 14 to 16 and a lack of information for under 14. Barr Laboratories may gain approval if it conducts more studies or offers a plan ensuring prescription access for minors, with the agency reserving judgment.
Elyria residents discuss feral cats in Eady Court with the animal warden trapping and taking cats to the APL. Adults are unsocialized and not suitable as pets, and some locals claim stray cats cause garden damage and nuisances while neighbors debate caretakers duties and city policy.
Janet Toth from Elyria questions the Iraq war debate and U N weapons claims while critiquing Bush and Kerry. She urges addressing cat issues and comments on U N support and war end conditions.
Brookings data show foreign born populations rising in cities like New York Chicago Denver and Phoenix while Buffalo and Pittsburgh fell. Cleveland launches an immigrant entrepreneurial center to drive tech start ups and real estate growth by leveraging global networks and diverse talent. Immigrant energy linked to entrepreneurship is framed as economic revival though concerns persist among African American leaders about displacement and access to banking and credit. Cleveland attorney Richard Herman argues Toronto as model and urges targeted support for immigrant firms.
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