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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 2004
Page
4
A historic masthead lists publishers editors and staff roles for The Chronicle. Hudnutt family names appear across periods 1927 to 1991 with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publishers and editors respectively. Dave Perczek leads the Editorial Page, Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold serve as managing and assistant editors.
The Miami Herald argues Arafat’s death creates an opening for new leadership to pursue peace with Israel. It notes his legacy includes missed statehood opportunities, ties to violence, and a need for successors to renounce terrorism to advance negotiations and coexistence in the region.
Ambrose Scripps Howard News Service dispatch notes that Arlen Specter faces opposition from conservative Republicans over his suitability as Senate Judiciary Committee chair. Critics cite seniority and past abortion‑related positions, arguing his leadership could hinder or skew approval of Bush nominees. Specter’s stance and party dynamics raise questions about commitment to constitutional interpretation and judicial independence.
A letter criticizes Mr. Gittler’s analysis of Kerry’s 2004 loss and calls for healing. It reflects on civility, political bitterness, and the role of white southern attitudes. The writer condemns public library spending on R rated films amid Ohio budget cuts and vows to oppose future levies.
In North Ridgeville residents debate a school levy after repeated defeats arguing state funding delays, House Bill 920 limits, and calls for belt tightening. Critics accuse local officials like Bill Grace of high salaries while schools face cuts and service losses amid tax fatigue and political change demands.
A reader railing about safety, fire station 2, and response times on the east side, blaming voters for a tax decision. The writer urges accountability, notes pessimism about outcomes, and signs as JOHN VINCENT JR. BXyrice.
Elyria residents welcome Santa return at Ely Square hosted by the Sunrise Rotary Club with 43000+ children visiting over the years. Volunteers offer photos, coloring hooks, and candy canes as part of a holiday community service. December event continues to brighten downtown amid local budget cuts and public debate.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to about 200 words and notes editors may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include your full home address and telephone number with contact options by mail box address fax and email.
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