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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2010
Page
9
The Chronicle lineage lists A C Hudnutt and Andrew R Young as publishers and Julie Wallace as managing editor with origins dating back to 1829. It records changes in ownership from 1927 to 1991 and shows the Hudnutt family as longstanding publishers.
Lorain Superintendent Cheryl Atkinson warns against dependency on federal stimulus funds while noting 2.77 million for Lorain Schools and 2.65 million via Race to the Top over four years. The district seeks a 9.12 mill levy to raise about 6 million annually for 10 years as stable long term support.
In Washington, Netanyahu and Abbas begin a fresh round of talks under Obama with a one year deadline for a comprehensive peace deal. Skeptics doubt success amid settlement disputes and internal opposition, but proponents argue dialogue is preferable to ongoing conflict.
Readers defend Catholic liturgy and Eucharist against claims priests preach for thrill. They argue Mass centers on hearing God’s word and receiving communion, while some priests vary in energy but Catholic worship fosters culture and spiritual nourishment.
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines letter submission rules including a 250 word limit, potential edits for brevity and accuracy, and required signer details. Submissions may be mailed faxed or emailed to the Editorial Page Editor for publication consideration.
Washington chronicler Kathleen Parker notes Glenn Beck's Restoring Honor rally on the National Mall mirrors an AA recovery arc. She highlights Beck’s self mockery, public struggles with addiction, and his elevation to national faith advocacy amid Palin, King, and media symbolism.
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