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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 2003
Page
3
A fragment notes the founding date July 24, 1829, and lists Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 with A Cooper Hudnut as publisher, Andrew R. Young as editor, Rudy Dicks PattiewalD as managing editor, and an assistant managing editor role mentioned.
Incumbent Shari A Kerner Szczepanski and challenger John Kendle will be on the ballot as in 1999. After a recount and provisional votes, Kendle briefly led 182 176 before corrections showed Szczepanski leading 249 109. The Chronicle Telegram urges re election of Szczepanski for four more years.
A Scripps Howard summary notes the Surgeon General calling obesity an epidemic and CDC data showing extreme obesity rising sharply from 1986 to 2000 while ordinary obesity also grows. A separate NPD Group study hints at a slight weight loss trend and more fruit and vegetable use, suggesting a fragile turn in 2003.
The Chronicle-Telegram lists submission rules for letters to the editor regarding the November 4 election. Deadline is 5 p.m. Monday October 27. Letters must include signature, full home address and telephone number and may be edited for brevity.
Two writers discuss Elyria High School and district issues. Beverly Bitter urges support for Issue 31 to fund a new high school, noting student preparation and competitive needs. Sandy Dobbins from Grafton supports the board, citing financial strain of overcrowded old buildings and crowded classrooms.
A group of North Ridgeville residents including mayor Hill and school board president Hrabik urge a yes vote on Issue 13 to finance growing schools. They argue state aid shrinkage, larger classes, and transportation needs justify income tax funding for education. The letters claim tax fairness over property taxes and stress long term community benefits.
A reader comments on Arnold Schwarzenegger entering politics with high confidence and charisma. Questions arise about his stance on terminating business in Sacramento and potential effects on California’s future. The piece contemplates outcomes of the November election and the people it will elect.
A speaker urges an absolute ban on abortion while addressing pro choice supporters. The message condemns doctors, calls for revoking licenses, and advocates punishment, ending with a claim that every baby has a right to live.
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