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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 2004
Page
3
Historical note lists founders and publishers with years and staff roles including editors and managing editors. Names include A C Hudnutt, Arthur D Hudnutt, A Gooper Hudnutt, Andrew R Young, Dave Perczek, Patti Ewald, and Matt Westerhold.
Ohio moves toward becoming an ethanol producer as Medina's Liquid Resources nears a plant employing 25 to 30 people and yielding 6 million gallons annually. Five other firms plan ethanol ventures in Ohio, backed by state bonds and incentives. Governor Taft highlighted ethanol in State of the State, signaling broader energy policy aims and environmental benefits.
The University of Michigan, riding a Supreme Court victory for affirmative action, reports a sharp drop in African American undergraduates this year from 1,960 to 1,879 while the entering freshman class remains large. Black enrollment as a share falls, with declines echoed at UC campuses, UNC Chapel Hill, Penn, and Ohio State, highlighting broader national trends and the role of K-12 preparation in university admissions.
Bonnie Erbe argues that Bob Barker uses wealth to promote animal rights with million-dollar endowments at Stanford, Columbia, Duke, UCLA and more, to educate future lawyers and lawmakers about cruelty and neglect. She contrasts Barker's humane focus with Ron Artest’s violent basketball legacy, urging restraint and security over rage.
A reader argues the November Midview operating levy defeat shows the school board bears responsibility for stewardship of taxpayer funds. They urge accountability, warn against shifting blame to voters, and note Lorain County’s high provisional ballot rejection rates with a call to verify ballot counting.
In November the United States honors veterans and armed forces with public ceremonies led by officials who often avoided military service themselves. The piece questions whether such leaders embody national strength or hypocrisy and warns against wealthy, privileged leadership eroding defense resolve.
Voter guidance explains how to check ballot status and request reasons for rejection before December 1. It advises asking how to correct missing information and whether you appear on the voter list, plus a toll free help line 1-866-687-4683 for further assistance. MARY KIATZ VAN NORTWICK Oberlin
A driver northbound on East River Road struck a neighbor's puppy on Friday around 5 30 PM at least 10 mph over the 35 mph limit. The hit and run driver acknowledged the incident but did not stop or slow down. The puppy died from serious injuries. The writer urges safe driving and accountability for the suspected hit and run driver.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to 200 words. Editors may shorten longer submissions for brevity and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone. submission methods include mail with address in Elyria, fax, and email as listed.
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