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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2006
Page
12
The Chronicle presents its masthead with founders and long time editors. It lists publishers A. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young, and editors Dave Perozek Patti ewald Matt Westerhold across decades.
Unofficial May 2 results showed Vermilion district's 4.9 mill levy passing by four votes, but provisional ballots push a recount. Lorain County tally 1,774 for and 1,771 against triggers recounts June 1 Erie County and June 5 Lorain County portions.
New York hosts a gathering of 15 mayors including Providence mayor David N. Cicilline and Boston mayor Thomas Menino to press local solutions for gun violence. They urge regional databases, shared strategies, stricter scrutiny of gun shows, and stronger enforcement while criticizing federal inaction.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters under 200 words with brevity and clarity. Include signature full home address and phone. Mailing address: Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elvira 44028. Fax 329-7282 Attention Editorial Page Editor. Email letters chroniclet com.
The article analyzes falling birthrates in rich nations led by Russia and Europe, tracing fertility trends, aging populations, and potential economic and political consequences. It notes U.S. fertility near replacement, cites high optimism and patriotism as factors, and questions whether incentives alone will reverse declines.
Macon Telegraph columnist notes Gore’s renewed prominence after An Inconvenient Truth Cannes buzz. He weighs Gore as a potential 2008 candidate, contrasts with Hillary Clinton and John McCain, and questions whether Gore would stay principled or become party-friendly.
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