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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 2005
Page
6
The Chronicle lists historical staff and publishers with dates spanning from 1927 to 1997. Names include A. Cooper Hudnut, Andrew R Young, D I Perczek, and Matt Westerhold, reflecting editorial leadership across decades.
Volunteers from the Church on the North Coast in Lorain and others are renovating the Elyria home of Galvin and Tara Lee, a 90 square foot house near triplets due this year. The effort aims to create extra space the couple could not afford.
Josue M. Gonzalez, a professor at Arizona State University, argues that NAFTA benefits Wal-Mart and harm Mexican and U.S. workers. He asserts sourcing from China, displaced manufacturers, and rising immigration as outcomes, while criticizing government trade promotion and party support. He questions who truly gains from the agreement.
Letters critique the May memorial for fallen officers and accuse the paper of disrespect for choosing a drug dog image on the front page while burying the service story. Community members also argue for tax levy views, school funding, and social aid, urging focus on helping the living.
Kevin A. Brubaker argues the current tax levy is all or nothing and calls for a levy structured to meet specific needs like police and fire. He says revenue declines require across the board cuts, including administration, and demands transparent financial data before any future levy. He aims to keep Elyria progressing toward greatness.
Frustrated residents voice opposition to a proposed school levy, arguing any form of tax hits income and property alike. The rant touches on parks, police, and local services while urging limits on future fees. Calls for fiscal restraint resonate among attendees and disrupt the meeting flow.
The Brookside High School PACE program faces ending with the upcoming levy. A senior student organized fundraising to replace a broken communication device for a severely disabled girl, highlighting broader program cuts. Students describe multiple programs fading, from senior citizen aid to choir growth, urging passage of the levy to keep classes and community outreach alive.
Voters supported me in the Elyria Municipal Court district clerk primary election held May 3. I appreciated meeting many people on the campaign trail and will work to improve fairness efficiency and convenience in the clerk's office. I thank my opponent Roseanne Johnson for a principled campaign and look forward to future cooperation.
North Ridgeville voters supported street repairs funding enabling the Service Department to conduct more street repairs. Chris Rangus, superintendent, thanks residents and invites questions at 353-0859 as the department vows to use the money wisely for streets.
A fragmented report depicts a president bicycling at Marykind while a Cessna intrudes near the White House. Secret Service weighs disruption as Rice relays a memo on potential terrorist threats. the president continues activities at the ranch and during the Florida classroom reading as events unfold.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited to fit length. Include signature full home address and contact options by mail fax or email with the editor’s details as provided.
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