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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2003
Page
2
Cooper Hudnutt served as publisher from 1927 to 1950 with Andrew R. Young as editor and Scott Brown on the editorial page. Rudy Dicks and Patti Ewald held managing roles with junior editors assisting, according to the biographical note.
The Chronicle-Telegram urges Elyria 7th Ward residents to re elect Councilman E Kenneth Burkhard 58 who has represented the ward since 1987. Supporters cite his fiscal prudence steering a black ink budget and projects from streets to sewer lines. Bowens 35 a Norlake Manufacturing final assembler in North Ridgeville challenges him.
A community push urges a yes vote on Issue 31 to fund a Community Learning Center and a new high school. Backer Jackie Below, Elyria High School track coach, appeals to residents to keep Elyria students in Elyria with revenue not tied to a property tax.
Letters to the editor urge backing Linda McMillen for North Ridgeville School Board and Michele Silva Arredondo for Lorain Municipal Court. Readers discuss write-in procedures and campaign tactics while citing party ties and historic candidacy hopes ahead of the November 4 election. Local residents urge participation and outline submission guidelines for letters.
Cal Thomas argues that the United States should not bear the full cost of Iraq reconstruction. He cites Iraqs vast oil reserves and unfinished fields as potential funding sources, urging payment from Iraqs oil partners and other oil nations. He criticizes loans and US tax burdens while promoting a pay-as-you-go approach and greater energy independence.
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