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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 2007

Page

5

NOACA weighs Avon I 90 interchange amid fears and deals

The Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency plans a decision on an Avon I 90 interchange in October to relieve suburban congestion. Opponents fear business loss while supporters urge a deal that preserves the project, with Avon, Avon Lake, and North Ridgeville watching closely.

Northeast Midway Elyria Bill Grace NOACA Cleveland the Plain Dealer Avon Lorain County Cuyahoga County Richard E. Jacobs Cleveland Clinic Cuyahoga Tim Hagan Toby Cosgrove

Mukasey Choosen as Attorney General Amid Bipartisan Caution

The Washington Post editorial notes President Bush picked retired Judge Michael B. Mukasey to succeed Alberto Gonzales mainly to avoid a Senate clash. It praises Mukasey for handling Omar Abdel Rahman and Jose Padilla cases while noting opposition to Theodore Olson. It argues Congress should assess qualifications without overstepping executive prerogatives.

Bush Michael B. Mukasey Alberto R. Gonzales Congress Mukasey Omar Abdel Rahman World Trade Center Jose Padilla Padilla Gonzales Charles E. Schumer DNY William Kristol Theodore B. Olson Washington Olson Senate Harry M. Reid D-Nev Justice Department Reid Supreme Court Gore

Letters on politics and religion spark reader response in Elyria

A stream of reader letters from Elyria readers reacts to local coverage and national issues. Topics include defending Dennis Kucinich and urging truth on Sept. 11, criticism of The Chronicle’s comments about Tom Pallardy, personal hardship, job loss, and the search for better local employment. Other letters discuss education, religion, and broader political debate, referencing figures like Ann Coulter and bin Laden to illustrate tensions between conservatism and liberalism. The letters convey community concern, civic frustration, and calls for accountability and enlightenment.

Ann Coulter Sedlak Harvey Gittler David Pavlak Elyria Ken Sedlak Iraq bin Laden

Letters to the editor guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram

The Chronicle Telegram explains letters to the editor should be 250 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number with mail fax or email submission details provided.

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Grace's fire plan raises Elyria safety concerns

Strother, a retired Elyria firefighter, argues that Mayor Grace's reduction of minimum manpower at fire stations endangers life and property. He cites a shift from 21 to 14 on duty, with Station No 1 ladder truck, Stations 3 and 4 each with one engine, and Station No 2 reduced, leaving crews stretched and risking slower responses.

Elyria Grace

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