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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 2003
Page
3
The fragment lists staff roles for a historical publication with founders and editors, including Hudnutt as publisher, A Cooper Hudnutt as publisher, Andrew Fr. Young as editor, Scott Brown as editorial page editor, Rudy Dicks as managing editor, and Patti Ewald as assistant managing editor, dating to July 24, 1829.
The Wellspring bookstore on Middle Avenue Elyria run by Sisters of Saint Joseph of Cleveland was defrauded by a man in Africa in July. UPS initially demanded $700 in unpaid shipping charges but relented after local coverage. The report also notes Elyria school board remarks and LeBron James’ Cleveland home debut, highlighting local political dispute and rising NBA excitement.
Treasury Secretary Snow argues the recovery is solidifying amid strong consumer spending and tax cuts. Yet mass unemployment and a projected budget deficit threaten higher interest rates and slower growth. Congress should extend temporary unemployment benefits beyond December to sustain demand and support a fragile revival.
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to share thoughts and opinions in letters to the editor. Readers may submit their views in guest column format, with guidance on how opinions are presented and shared in the newspaper.
ROSERT YOUNG denounces Mayor Bill Grace and the Independent Citizens Committee for probing a $60 million plan. He argues the council backed the levy, residents face home loss, and suggests reallocating funds and rebuilding high schools at lower costs.
Elyria community reacts to Evelyn France remarks urging residents to keep quiet over school board plans. Readers cite divisive tone and proposals affecting Third Ward residents amid ongoing budget debates and voting history.
Lane Duncan writes that Evelyn France's comments angered him and claims intimidation by the school board. He says he may no longer be silent and will advocate for a new Elyria high school despite prior vote regrets.
Jody Darby laments low turnout and urges support for Elyria's high school funding. Ken Adams criticizes the district's record and campaign promises. Both reference Issue 31 and long-running concerns about education quality, school buildings, and fiscal plans in Elyria.
Elyrians question the board over Issue 3 failure citing unanswered questions and cost concerns. A reader urges focusing on education over construction and suggests moving officials to restore Elyria High while fixing issues at West. Debra Brady references Clearview Vin cent Elementary and North Ridge adaptations.
The note outlines methods to submit letters by fax or email to the Editorial Page Editor at chronicletelegram. It provides a fax number 229 7282 and an email address letters chronicletelegram com for correspondence.
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