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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 2009
Page
5
The Chronicle traces its lineage from 1829 with founder A. C. Hudnutt and later leadership by Arthur D. Hudnutt, marking a long-running paper through 1950 and into 1991 with continued family stewardship.
In a Senate floor clash Senator Corker accuses a plan of pushing unfunded liabilities onto future generations while Boehner presses for full text disclosure before voting. The piece contrasts Obama reform efforts with Clinton and Johnson, notes back loading tactics, doughnut hole effects, and CBO scoring to frame costs and deficits.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram argues for repealing the Don't Ask, Don't Tell law that bans openly gay service members. It cites 13,500 discharges since 1993 and recent polls showing growing public support for gays serving openly, urging presidential leadership and congressional action.
Readers discuss the Route 57 beautification project slang for the road and its funding during recessionary times. They argue long planning timelines mean work cannot stop once begun and oppose using funds for other city needs. Opinions also touch on light poles, bike lanes, and future planning.
As holidays approach families gather and recall memories while honoring the life of loved ones. Studies show those with life limiting illness worry most about impact on relatives. Hospice care centers on the person, not the illness, fostering compassion.
A pregnant 32 week mother waited three hours at St Jude church for a flu shot as nurses directed priority to under 25 or pregnant with health issues. She observed many young children waiting and limited seating, questioning why pregnant women were not moved forward.
An editor notes that the newspaper will still publish letters received before a cutoff date. The piece emphasizes preserving prior submissions while managing new input during the election period. It appeals to readers to send timely correspondence and explains the publication schedule.
A 60 page 2008 Lorain County Older Adult Needs Assessment shows many seniors lack help for daily living and cannot access existing resources. It highlights rural challenges, low awareness of services, and limited emergency planning while praising United Way outreach that uses a village approach to locate, inform, and serve isolated seniors. Jery Skully leads United Way of Greater Lorain County.
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