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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2005
Page
6
The Chronicle masthead lists founders and publishers from 1829 through 1991 with Kudnutt and Hudnutt as key publishers and Andrew A. Young and Dave Perczek in editorial roles, reflecting long editorial lineage and leadership changes.
A Memorial Day message honors fallen service members from all wars and reflects on individual lives behind the casualties. It notes 1,655 U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq to date and mentions Lorain County residents Daniel Shepherd, Adam McCann, and Bradley Sabota, highlighting ongoing risk and the holiday as summer’s start.
A letter argues residents should vote for school levies despite tax fears. It asserts levies would fund up to date, safe, and efficient schools, benefiting students and teachers through better facilities and equipment. The writer critiques the Midview Board of Education plans and calls for professional educator leadership.
The Chronicla Telegram outlines editor letters subject to editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or fewer, with longer pieces edited to fit. Include signature full home address telephone number and contact options for mail fax and email for submission guidance.
A list of historic battle sites and military campaigns spanning World War II to Vietnam. Includes Pearl Harbor Normandy Iwo Jima Guadalcanal Tet Pusan Saipan Okinawa and others, highlighting key theaters and turning points across global conflicts.
Newsday columnist James Pinkerton cites historian Michael Viahos of Johns Hopkins who accuses the Bush administration of reshaping American history to justify the Iraq policy. The piece argues that redefining national sacrifice erodes civic faith, harms recruitment, and dulls Memorial Day remembrance.
Senate negotiators averted a filibuster showdown on the nuclear option as a health reform analysis by Kenneth Thorpe projected savings from 320 billion to 1.1 trillion dollars over a decade. The study, backed by a broad coalition including AARP AFL-CIO and ATT, outlined four paths from employer-based to single payer and warned escalating costs if inaction continues.
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