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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2009
Page
11
Chronicle item listing historical publishers and editors with dates. It notes A C Hudnutt as founder and lists Arthur D Hudnutt Andrew R Young Julie Wallace among staff, covering publisher and editorial leadership from 1927 to 1991.
Opinion argues the Virginia Supreme Court and US Supreme Court ruling allow only following a car with anonymous tips for drunk driving. Roberts calls for allowing police to pull over drivers based on tips to prevent fatalities. The piece contends caution toward tips risks more deaths and urges the high court to sanction this tool.
Senators Bond Brownback Lincoln Grassley urge Obama to ensure proper care for troops with PTSD. GAO found improper policy and misdiagnosis raised by servicemen discharged for personality disorders. Call for congressional review and safer benefit access for returning veterans.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor under 260 words with signatures full address and phone number. They may edit for brevity and accuracy. Submissions can be mailed to Editorial Page Editor Elyria Ohio or sent by fax or email to the editorial staff.
The text presents Gary Bennett a 32 year practicing lawyer and Elyria magistrate with community ties as a preferred judge and Jay Grunda a 22 year Elyria prosecutor with police and union endorsements. It urges voters to research both sides and vote for informed change. It ends with questions about local tax issues and civic engagement.
Dawn Todd urges voters to research and participate. Dennis Piotrowski backs Issue 29 for Elyria schools and warns against cutting essential resources. Dawn praises Jerry McHugh for a positive campaign and endorsements from local groups.
A National Highway Traffic Safety Administration note highlights a 28.8 percent rise in female DUI arrests from 1998 to 2007, while male arrests declined 7.5 percent. The report links these figures to broader public health impacts and urges prevention and treatment efforts. Local resources are listed for help.
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