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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 2005
Page
6
The Chronicle lists publishers A. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew A. Young with historical notes on the Hudnutt era. It credits A C Hudnutt as publisher 1927 to 1950 and Arthur D Hudnutt as publisher 1970 to 1997 with Matt Westerhold as assistant managing editor.
The Midview Board debates replacing superintendent and treasurer roles with a COO CFO and CEO to redistribute duties. Supporters say the education chief would focus on learning while operations and finances are handled by the other two. Critics warn about ranking and decision power.
The Atlantic Monthly announces relocation from Boston to Washington DC in a bid to cut losses and align with government hub status. Publisher David Bradley cites economic pressures but argues proximity to power will boost influence and readership. The move marks a historic shift for a magazine long tied to New England intellect and abolition era roots.
Craig Elsendrath and Helen Caldicott argue the Bush administration pursues space weaponization despite higher costs and risks. They urge a comprehensive treaty to prevent weapons in orbit and cite U S spending, strategic doctrines, and the need for global disarmament led by Russia and China.
A Sheffield-Sheffield Lake group testified May 1 before a state Senate subcommittee on the education budget. The writer describes a dismissive tone and poor engagement from senators, noting four members at most and frequent departures. The district is labeled wealthy by a senator based on land value, while residents protest ongoing fiscal emergency and uncertain prospects for funding.
A Lorain reader laments the newspaper’s scarce coverage of local service personnel in the military. The letter thanks veterans and notes one writer’s son has served 21 years in the U S Navy, urging the Chronicle to acknowledge individuals by name.
A reader quotes Jack Whitesetter claiming job losses in the area come from Democratic leadership. The letter attacks the two party system and criticizes the president for uniting the country, arguing economic decline persists under Republican control. The author defends certain Democrats and pins blame on opponents.
The piece cites comments on defense policy and war costs by a named figure, contrasts with antiwar sentiment, and notes Mary Lowery thanking Keystone voters for supporting a failed income tax levy. It mentions plans for new schools and future operating levies with appeals for voluntary contributions.
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