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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 2003
Page
6
The document lists historical newspaper staff and ownership details including ACC Hudnutt as publisher, Andrew R. Young as publisher, Scott Brown as editor, Rudy Dicks as managing editor, Patti Ewald as assistant managing editor, and notes the period 1927 to 1950.
The Chronicle Telegram urges re electing Mark R Provenza over challenger Scherach a former law director who held the post 1991 to 1999 The paper notes Scherach criticizes Provenza as ineffective while praising Provenza for a capable staff and reliable legal advice and cites fiscal savings claims as unverified.
The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to challenge leaders and form opinions. Editorials, guest columns, and cartoons on this page encourage letters to the editor and active reader engagement with current issues.
Reader lauds Dr Michael Mikhail for life saving surgery while urging caution against suspending him. The letter also criticizes Amherst Bridge costs and Mayor Higgins for multiple issues, endorsing Dave Taylor for mayor. It urges residents to review Sheffield school levy information and vote yes on Issue 14.
Residents advocate yes on Issue 30 to back the Elyria Public Library amid state funding cuts. Letters praise free classes, puppet shows, story time, and community programs while outlining a $36 yearly tax increase on a $100,000 home to sustain library services.
The Chronicle Telegram prints letters on the November 4 election with a 200 word limit. Submissions must arrive by 5 p.m. Monday October 27 to be considered. Include signature full address and telephone number. Editorial staff provide contact details and guidelines for submitting by fax or email.
Cal Thomas argues liberals overreact to Bush's slump and a possible leak while defending Rush Limbaugh. He says ESPN erred by silencing Limbaugh after a racially charged remark and praises Limbaugh's role in shaping conservative discourse, urging openness about any drug issue and recovery.
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