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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 2006
Page
12
A historical snapshot lists editors and publishers at The Chronicle from 1929 to 1991. It names A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as publishers, Andrew R Young as editor, with Dave Perczek as editorial page editor and Pattie Wald, Matt Westerhold also listed.
A joint House-Senate panel approved Senate Bill 185 and both chambers passed it. The bill would let borrowers sue lenders not covered by federal rules under Ohio consumer protection law, require stricter criminal background checks for mortgage lenders, and bar licenses for those with disqualifying criminal histories. Governor Taft is expected to sign.
Lloyd Bentsen, Mission Texas native and US senator for 22 years, shaped Texas politics with a conservative economic stance and moderate cultural views. He built a well oiled machine from Panhandle to Rio Grande and later served as treasury secretary under Bill Clinton.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports 18 percent of Americans do not regularly wear seat belts. Lorain Police join 12,000 agencies in a May 22 to June 4 crackdown to reduce fatalities with checkpoints and heightened enforcement.
A reader guidance note advises that letters to the editor may be edited to fit length and should include signature, home and telephone. Instructions list mail options to Editorial Page Editor at Elyria box 4010 44036 fax and email contact lines.
Africa faces a continental crisis with capital flight and brain drain as aid flows in while billions exit annually. The piece argues Wolfowitz should reengage the World Bank with matching funds and bold domestic reforms, including faster business registration and a bill of business rights, to mobilize Africa's own resources.
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