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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2007
Page
10
The Chronicle presents its masthead with A Cooper Hudnutt as publisher, Andrew R Young as editor, Kyle D Kondie as editorial page editor, and Patti Ewald as managing editor. Bylines indicate the paper’s senior staff and leadership roles guiding coverage.
Former Republican candidate Thomas Pallardy withdraws from the Elyria 4th Ward race after taking a Washington job. His name stays on the ballot due to a missed deadline, with polling place notices warning votes for Pallardy won’t be counted. Incumbent Bonnie Ivancic faces independent Mark Craig. a prior mayoral dropout left Ray Noble as a write‑in.
Six men and women charged with felonies after a July 29 altercation at Lorain's Red Parrot Café see their felony counts dropped by Assistant Prosecutor Jeff Szabo while higher defendants keep misdemeanor charges. Police say a riot occurred and dispute details linger. An internal review is sought to provide an unbiased account amid public debate.
The Cleveland area Democrat and presidential contender Dennis Kucinich blasted President Bush in a Syrian television interview. His Iraq war critique is noted, but his Syrian meeting with Bashar Assad drew sharp reproach as making him a propaganda tool for a regime. He risks his district in Cuyahoga County and faces primary challengers as his national bid continues.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines how readers should submit letters to the editor and emphasizes brevity and security. It notes a 250 to 260 word target, provides contact details for mail and email submissions, and asks for a phone number for verification. The notice stresses preferred email delivery.
Local letters condemn partisan rancor and propose a 0.25 percent levy for the Fire Department with a daily budget cutoff if rejected. They urge park use of Maplewood site and oppose more mall growth near West River Road and Midway Mall. A separate reader criticizes Michael Vick’s dog fighting apology as insincere and calls for accountability.
Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson reports that Gen. David Petraeus and Ambassador Crocker describe a slow patchwork approach to stabilizing Iraq. The assassination of Anbar tribal leader Abdul Sattar Abu Risha tests shifts in allegiance and raises questions about troop levels, timelines, and U.S. influence as political talks stall on oil policy and national reconciliation. The piece frames the effort as a fragile, technician’s attempt to weave a fragile peace amid ethnic and sectarian tensions.
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