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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 2002
Page
2
The Chronicle lists key staff including A C Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950, with A Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew Young, Scott Brown, Rudy Dicks, Pattie Waldo as editors and managing editors respectively. The note marks July 24 1829 as founding date and names the publisher and editors.
Elyria man Brown 27 thwarted a robbery at Convenient Food Mart in Carlisle Township. He restrained a would be robber after stopping there for a drink. Police arrested the suspect thanks to his actions. Brown, an ex convict, had been applying for a job at the store.
A Chronicle Telegram column explains that the Independent Citizens Committee answers Elyria school district residents questions about the high school issue. Questions are directed to ICC by phone at 366 4179 with name and return number, and the ICC selects which questions to address in this space.
The Ohio School Facilities Commission uses independent planning experts to project enrollment over ten years. Elyria's 9–12 enrollment of 2,372 is multiplied by 167 square feet per student to 396,124 sq ft, then by 151.90 per sq ft to reach about $60.17 million. An auditorium added $3.8 million, bringing total to about $64 million with non construction costs pushing to $64.0 million.
Bonds are voter's approval to tax themselves to fund construction with bondholders repaid from future taxes. A levy funds ongoing operating costs like salaries and utilities and cannot pay for capital projects. The district works with the auditor to determine millage. bonds require Election Board approval and issuance.
In Lorain, a reader attacks Mayor Craig Foltin for not persuading voters to approve a 0.25 percent city income tax, which would raise 2.4 million. The letter questions pension and funding approaches and mocks a potential bake sale on Broadway. Elyria reader Tom Callahan also references Gulf War veterans and postwar wealth of leaders.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines how to submit letters to the editor for publication. Letters must be 200 words or shorter and include signature, full address, and telephone. Submissions may be edited for brevity and clarity.
Net Hentoff questions a nationwide student campaign to force colleges to divest from firms doing business with Israel. The piece recounts the October Second National Student Conference at the University of Michigan and critiques selective human-rights activism, noting supporters and critics, including Eric Reichenberger and Charles Jacobs, while highlighting concerns about anti Semitism and moral double standards on campuses.
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