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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 2006
Page
10
The Chronicle notes its founding on July 24 1829 with publishers A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt guiding the early years. It lists modern leaders including Andrew R Young as Publisher and Dave Perozek as Editorial Page Editor along with Pattie Walld and Matt Westerhold in managing roles.
Army Sgt. Robert West, a 1987 Elyria Catholic High School graduate on his second tour, died Sunday in Iraq from a roadside bomb. Ohio has lost over 100 soldiers. West is the second Elyrian fallen this war.
A reader notes Art Hudnutt as a longtime Elyria figure, praising his writing, mentorship, and local impact while recalling personal ties since 1946. The letter also condemns a Chronicle-Telegram article about Bradley Paul Babbitt, urging empathy for the family and an apology, and comments on The DaVinci Code controversy and its perceived attack on Christianity.
James A. Haught argues in The Charleston Gazette that torture stains civilization from historical inquisitions to modern U.S. detentions. He cites the Geneva Conventions, Protocol I, and the Torture Convention, notes Bush era abuses, and praises McCain's ban on cruel treatment as a corrective for humane values.
A writer laments a 35 mm SLR Nikon FG once prized for family sports and England trip photos now sits unused. He notes film, batteries, and lens upkeep as barriers, while digital cameras and cell phones render it impractical. He asks for a buyer, offering contact at distewart Coxohio.com.
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