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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 2007
Page
11
The Chronicle lists its historical leadership with founder notes and long time publishers. A. Cooper Hudnutt served as publisher. Hudnutt family names recur across the masthead while Andrew R. Young stands as editor with Kyle Kondik as editorial page editor and Patti Ewald as managing editor.
CCE actors note a salute to a Salvation Army servant. Lorain Schools respond to complaints about the former Fairhome Alternative School, closed in July to balance the district budget. Students relocated to Charleston Administrative Center as Fairhome on Illinois Avenue awaits demolition pending board approval. Residents urged better site upkeep. district cleaned the property midweek to restore credibility and neighbor relations.
Ohio businesses and clubs still letting customers smoke face possible fines as the statewide ban, approved in November, tightens. Local venues have not yet been fined, but two American Legion posts are set to receive violation notices. Hollie Rice departs Elyria Salvation Army after eight years in leadership. Paul and Sherry Pelletier to assume duties, with appeals for donations ongoing at (440) 323-2026.
A New York Daily News editorial notes that Clinton donor Norman Hsu, a fugitive with a three year sentence, returned $23,000 of his money after authorities pursued him for 15 years. The piece urges Congress to demand accountability for fundraisers tied to political campaigns. It cites Hsu’s role as a bundler and fundraiser for Clinton and other Democrats.
Ken Sedlak argues for removing the Social Security cap, universal tax payments, and no loopholes while criticizing Keystone and Oberlin school districts for wasteful spending. He urges voters to pressure senators and representatives, noting rhetoric on privatization, and questions the effectiveness of public schools with standards below expectations. He signs from LaGrange Township.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines how to submit letters to the editorial page. Letters should be 250 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity, accuracy, and clarity. Include signature, full home address, and a telephone number. mailing address and fax or email details are provided for submissions.
A provocative column contrasts Leona Helmsley’s dog trust with rising uninsured Americans, critiquing news coverage that favors celebrity scandals over poverty. It cites FAIR findings showing only 58 poverty stories on networks from 2003 to 2006, and highlights Katrina as exceptional coverage that surged concern for the poor.
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