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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2008
Page
10
A historical roster lists founders and publishers with years 1927 to 1991 including Arthur D. Hudnutt and A. Cooper Hudnutt, editor Andrew R. Young, managing editor Patti Ewald, and editorial page editor Kyle D. Kondik detailing the paper’s leadership lineage.
Lorain Police Chief Del Rivera and Capt. Richard Resendez denounce a string of poison pen letters while a Wickliffe raid on ex officer Joseph Montelon seeks to unmask the writer. Police seized documents two computers tapes discs and four guns but Montelon denied writing the letters. Critics say the probe appears driven by internal conflict and question the police power used.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to 250 words and notes they may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number. Mailing address box 4010 Elyria 44036 fax 3239618 and email letters chroniclet com.
Local readers note Midway Mall and Center Properties have seen stores such as Lone Star Fazolis Bennigans and Dillard s close. With Steve and Barry s filing Chapter 11 and a new JCPenney opening in Avon, concerns rise about further vacancies and shifting traffic.
A reader blasts Midway Mall off Route 57 for decay and weeds around former Pizza Hut. They urge Elyria officials to force Centro Property to reveal a real plan or face a deteriorating, bankrupt mall.
Eugene Robinson argues Palin's image hides real politics and questions McCain's judgment. He claims Palin lacks foreign policy experience and that McCain chose her to court conservative and blue collar voters, revealing a gamble and cynical strategy.
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