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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2005
Page
6
The Chronicle lists founding date July 24 1829 and publishers Hudnutt Arthur D Hudnutt Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young editor Dave Perczek editorial page Patti Ewald managing editor Matt Westerhold assistant managing editor.
Governor Taft toured Lorain County visiting Invacare in Elyria and meeting local manufacturers as he promotes a 21 percent across the board tax cut and a commercial activity tax to replace tangible personal property taxes. The plan faces opposition from local leaders and Senate Democrats who call for reform ideas and more funding for education and public services.
The Guardian Council narrows the field to six hardline backers of the regime, rejecting most reformist and other candidates. Ali Khamenei’s inner circle remains dominant as Rafsanjani emerges as a competing veteran figure. Disaffected voters are expected to respond with apathy and nonparticipation at the presidential poll.
A series of opinion notes criticize media coverage of the Iraq war and call for greater sacrifice and transparency from government. The letter argues for tax measures, veterans' benefits, and engagement with allies, then profiles Amelia and Clara Harding who receive the Friends of Education Award for significant community donations. The Harding sisters fund stadium renovations and scholarships totaling over $13,000, and are honored for decades of service to Olmsted Falls and surrounding areas.
A reader argues that killings of animals and babies are morally linked yet calls for action. They urge citizens to contact government leaders to end abortion and to protect all life, linking moral decay to national issues like war, jobs, and prosperity.
A rumor claims Barbara’s trip to Iraq was halted by wardrobe issues while suggesting Georgie planned to send Laura instead of Barbara. The tale centers on attire like flak jackets and pearls and references a misdirected assignment involving mommie dearest.
The Chronicle Peregram invites letters to the editor with editing for brevity and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter. longer submissions may be edited. Include signature full address and phone, by mail to Editorial Page Editor The Chronicle Talagram Box 4010 Elyria 44036, by fax 929-7282 Attention Editorial Page Editor, by email letters chronelet com.
GUEST COLUMN endorses the What's Holding You Back? safety belt drive during Memorial Day, led by the Amherst Police with Ohio DPS and Highway Safety Office. May 2 start, urging nationwide compliance and highlighting past lives saved. Personal anecdote stresses belt use and broader safety gains.
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