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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 2003
Page
4
The Chronicle lists staff with Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950. A Cooper Hudnutt serves as publisher and Andrew Fl Young as editor. Scott Brown is the editorial page editor with Rudy Dicks Pattiewald as managing editor and an assistant managing editor. The paper traces its founding to July 24 1829.
Ohio relies on ethanol as an environmental plus but loses highway funds due to federal tax policy. The energy bill aims to shift all ethanol taxes to the highway fund and replace the ethanol tax break with a producer tax credit, potentially boosting Ohio highway funding by tens of millions annually without raising pump prices.
Washington activists push a January 13 DC Democratic primary six days before Iowa and two weeks before New Hampshire. The plan draws DNC pushback but gains momentum as lawmakers, including Al Sharpton, weigh entry. Delegates total 10 regulars and 28 super delegates, nonbinding and unlikely to sway campaigns.
The Chronicle Telegram invites reader engagement by presenting opinions in editorials and guest columns. It challenges readers to form their own views and submit letters to the editor sharing thoughts and opinions.
Letter writers defend community input on Issue 31 funding decisions and urge collaboration with city officials. Elyria voices concern over how levy talk affected Midview and Brownhelm matters, warning about asbestos and cost burdens while urging residents to vote.
Lorain County Regional Airport Authority owns and operates the airport with seven board members six appointed by county commissioners. Johnston Aviation Company, a tenant under contract since Oct 1, provides FBO services and maintains operations under the Authority. The Authority notes county funding supports operations and capital needs while Johnston grows revenue. Barth, executive director, says grants total nearly $3 million in four years with $1 million earmarked for 2004.
Letters from residents including GREG ABRAHAM and ROBERT WILLIAMS criticize federal policy and support for or against local school tax proposals. They urge voters in Brownhelm Township to decide on expenditure to restore the old school building, linking it to national issues and the Iraq war.
A two day Safe Hunters course at French Creek Nature Center impressed a writer who earned certification. Instructors Ray Peters and Joe Spak discussed safety, landowner respect, and ethical stewardship while emphasizing population balance and responsible resource use. The writer remains non hunter but praises ethics and instruction.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with a 200 word limit. Include signature, full home address, and a telephone number. By line is Page Editor The Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Bryrz BY FAX 329-7282 Attendon Editorial Page Editor BY E M A letters chronicletelegram com.
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