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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 2003
Page
3
The record notes Hudnutt as Publisher from 1927 to 1950 with founding date July 24, 1929. Andrew R. Young serves as Editor and Patti Ewald as Assistant Managing Editor, alongside A Cooper Hudnutt.
Critics urge Gov. Taft to scrap OhioReads citing IU study that found no link between pass rates and the tutoring program. They note $750,000 study cost and $138 million spent with funding tensions rising as schools and libraries face cuts. Four years into the program, supporters point to volunteer involvement while opponents call it a failed effort.
The piece argues Iowa and New Hampshire define early campaigns with distinct cultures and risks. Lieberman and Clark skip Iowa caucuses, shifting focus to New Hampshire primary, illustrating how voters and media shape fortunes. It concludes that Iowa and New Hampshire matter for America’s political conversation, not just for candidates’ chances.
A reader endorses Tony Krasienko for Lorain 3rd Ward councilman, praising his work ethic and responsiveness. Patricia Blakely backs Amherst mayoral candidate Dave Taylor, criticizing current leadership. Avon Lake LWV opposes Issues 42 and 43, urging study of amendments. Lind Northcott urges opposition to Elyria library Issue 30 and 31. Grafton Township letter highlights Jean Haight as best trustee candidate.
A letter campaign from Keystone Athletic Booster Club and local residents urges residents of the Keystone district to vote yes on Issue 12 for a new high school and improved facilities. Families cite aging schools, better learning environments, and competitive parity with other districts, urging support in the November 4 election.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines rules for letters to the editor, stating letters about the next Tuesday's election are no longer being accepted. It specifies a 200 word limit, possible edits for brevity and clarity, and requires signature, full address and phone number. Contact options include mail, fax, and email.
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