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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 2004
Page
4
The Chronicle records leadership changes with Hudnutt family holders as publishers spanning 1927 to 1991 and Andrew R. Young serving as editor. Dave Perozek remains editorial page editor and Matt Westerhold is assistant managing editor, noting long tenure of staff in period operation.
In Elyria a city ordinance bars yard signs before Oct 17 for the Nov 2 election, but officials say the rule isn’t enforced aside from tree lawns. Critics call this a First Amendment issue and urge repealing the sign law as many towns similarly ignore such rules.
Cat Stevens now Yusuf Islam, in an Al Jazeera broadcast, vows to resume recording and attack the United States with his music. Kerry faults Bush for provoking Stevens and sparking a revival of the singer's career, while Bush calls Stevens the frontline in the war on terror.
Readers respond to Harvey Gittler's Democratic critique and criticize supporters of Bush, urging open debates and scrutinizing candidates. The letter cites Kerry's Vietnam era actions and questions loyalty, while endorsing Democratic ideals and warning of conservative policies.
A memorial notice honors Marilynn Hopfer 73 of Lorain who died September 12. She was a key Murray Ridge Center advocate, led levy campaigns, chaired multiple boards, and contributed to disability programs. Murray Ridge Center extends condolences to her family.
A letter urges Lorain County to top Morgan County’s donations to soldiers. It cites Morgan’s 1,626 pounds collected via churches and individuals in a “Support Our Soldiers” effort amid Morgan’s 16.8 percent July unemployment. The writer warns the soldiers’ welfare benefits most Americans’ focus. Lam apologizes for tone.
Lori Kokoski is urged as a candidate for Lorain County commissioner ahead of the November election. The note highlights her readiness to address job creation and growing county needs with time, talent, and new ideas.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to 200 words and reserves the right to edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number with contact details for editorial page processing. Letters may be edited to fit space and policy.
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