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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 2002
Page
3
The Chronicle lists founding date July 24 1829 and key staff including A C Hudnutt as Publisher from 1927 to 1960, with A Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew Young, Scott Brown, Rudy Dicks and Patti Ewald in editor and managing roles.
Anna Taylor-Carter fights to unseat board members at Lorain County Community Action Agency after a close ouster vote and a 60 day extension. Questions mount over five members’ appointments and a state auditor report cites broader issues. The board must act to restore public trust and separate policy from personnel power.
The article notes DST ends Sunday with clocks set back one hour at 2 am. It discusses timing, reasons, and regional observance differences including Arizona and Hawaii. It mentions Franklin as the idea origin and World War I adoption by Britain and Germany.
Readers praise Sue Morano for moral strength and patient advocacy while critiquing Jeff Armbruster on funding cuts to meals on wheels taxes and school aid. Supporters cite Morano’s drug plan and tax relief as priorities and defend Morano against timing and patriotism attacks.
Amherst residents and council members gathered to question city officials about added truck parking and noise at the renovated turnpike plaza on Middle Ridge Road. Officials stated cameras would be barred, Jake brakes defined, and enforcement limited. Sue Morano is urged to vote on November 5.
Amherst community members defend Jeffry Armbruster as a compassionate representative who pushed plaza changes at an Ohio Turnpike Commission hearing. They invite residents to judge him at Middle Ridge plaza this Saturday from 10 am to noon.
Reader accuses The Chronicle Telegram of using a psychic to predict November election results and GOP majority. Letter questions staff impartiality and knowledge of future outcomes, signed by Rachel Goodway of Lorain.
A public dispute in Ohio features Sue Morano, a nurse and mother, challenging Jeff Armbruster, a millionaire senator. Supporters tout Morano’s health and education focus while critics defend Armbruster’s record on tax relief and job funding.
A Chronicle-Telegram endorsement of Jeff Armbruster is challenged for prioritizing party advantage over statewide progress. The letter questions Armbruster’s impact on education and Ohio’s overall standards, urging voters to elect Sue Morano who will fight for working families in Columbus.
The Chronicle-Tategram welcomes letters to the editor and reserves the right to edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters over two hundred words will be trimmed to fit the required length. Editorial page editor is listed as BY MAR and The Chronicle-Tolan Elyria.
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