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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2007
Page
5
The Chronicle presents its historical masthead listing founders and key editors. It includes notes on A. Cooper Hudnutt as publisher and Andrew R. Young as editor, with Kyle Kondie, Patti Ewald, Julie Wallace as editorial staff, reflecting a multi-decade publication leadership lineup.
Two editorials reflect heated talks between Wellington Education Association and Wellington Support Staff, with unions authorized to issue 10 day strike notices if no agreement. A no confidence vote against Superintendent Cardenzana by about 110 members from each union underscores tension.
An editorial from Friday's St. Louis Post-Dispatch argues for true parity between physical and mental illness in health coverage. It notes existing copays and limits discriminate, cites proposed Senate and House bills, and urges rapid enactment to ensure fair access and care for all patients.
Readers applaud the car show at the Apple Festival with praise for participants and spectators. The note also lambasts The Chronicle Telegram for front page Wooly Bear coverage and mocks a photographer’s overfotographed bumper shot. It urges Wellington school board action on field trips and bus safety amid broader district concerns and calls for fair contract negotiations.
A Wellington bus driver alleges the school board mishandles negotiations and lists proposed changes for support staff such as removing job descriptions and starting and ending times. The board reportedly wants time clocks without clear clocking for home parked bus drivers, and cites a dangerous, inadequate bus storage facility at McCormick Middle School.
Browns and Browns fans saw a potential game winning kick fail as referees informed too late that Oakland had called a timeout before the attempt. The kicker then missed again on a second try, costing Cleveland the game. The same timeout mishap had cost Oakland a week earlier against Denver.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should stay under 250 words, with longer ones trimmed as needed. Include signature full address and telephone number by mail to Editorial Page Editor The Chronicle Telegram Box 4016 Elyria 44036 by fax to 923 9618 or by email letters@chroniclet.com.
Victor Cardenzana reports that the Wellington Board of Education and its two unions are at a critical impasse over pay and benefits with an improved insurance program to start in January. The district forecasts state aid of 200000, though enrollment has declined. administrators earn about 49 per hour and teachers about 40 to 49 per hour, with 184 teaching days yearly. A strike could trigger substitute staff, and the board aims for a fair settlement via federal mediation to avoid debt and program cuts.
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