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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2003
Page
6
Cooperative Hudnutt era details list Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 with Rudy Dicks as managing editor Andrew Young as editor Scott Brown on the editorial page Patti Ewald as assistant managing editor.
The Independent Citizens Committee weighs a costly high school plan to win voter support in November. Nearly half back renovating Elyria West rather than building new, while past bond issues failed. The survey highlights safety costs and site preferences, with alumni sentiment strong but not enough to fund two high schools.
The Chronicle-Telegram presents an editorial stance inviting reader engagement through letters to the editor. It emphasizes that opinions on this page and in guest editorials are designed to provoke thought and invite public response.
Readers respond to The Chronicle Telegram report on Elyria's bike friendly push. Comments praise Cascade Park and the river walk while noting potholes and road conditions. A suggestion for a monthly Bicycle Day at Ely Square is proposed, with readers offering support and concerns.
Cal Thomas warns that al Qaida and internal enemies threaten the United States. He argues Muslim voter registration drives and political activity aim to shift policy and impose a theocratic state. CAIR's goals and comments by Omar Ahmad are cited amid Canada’s rising Muslim population and fears of electoral influence.
Bonnie Erbe notes a 97 percent attribution of the pay gap to lifestyle choices, not bias, citing a Chicago Sun-Times summary of American Economic Review findings. The piece argues women often trade full careers for family needs, while men remain dominant in leadership roles, urging proactive parity at work and at home.
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