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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 2007
Page
5
The Chronicle lists staff roles with A. Cooper Hudnutt as publisher and Andrew R. Young as editor, alongside Kyle Kondie and Patti Ewold as editorial staff, Julie Wallace as managing editor and an assistant managing editor.
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers reached a four year tentative contract that could preserve the Avon Lake plant with more than 2,500 workers. The save hinges on worker approval as Ford faces hefty losses and plant closures proposed for 2012 amid a broader auto industry shakeout.
Polls opened at 6 30 p m and will stay open until 7 30 p m with a countywide sales tax increase on the ballot. Numerous school levies and many mayoral council and school board races are on the line. Readers are encouraged to review Monday’s endorsements.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes they may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be about 250 words and include signature full home address and telephone number. Mailing address fax number and email for submissions are provided.
Readers argue over Admiral King High’s dropout label blaming tests and curriculum, question lottery legacy, push pay as you throw fairness, cite Petraeus surge, defend civility in political discourse, and attack liberal hypocrisy across several Ohio towns.
Miami Herald columnist Pitts argues that coverage of Staphylococcus aureus, especially MRSA, has exaggerated danger. He notes fear shifts and cites past reporting, while urging skepticism and basic hygiene amid broader social issues like insurance, hate groups, and wars.
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