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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2010
Page
14
The fragment lists historical publishers and editors including A.C. Hudnutt and Arthur D. Hudnutt with tenure 1927 to 1991, Andrew R. Young as publisher, Julie Wallace as managing editor, and July 24 1829 founding date.
A deep look at Elyria case details Ronald Palmer who killed Officer James Kerstetter after a siege at a neighbor's house. Palmer's violence followed a 911 bizarre incident with his wife and Jesus claims, with grand jury backing self defense by officers. The piece calls for better treatment and police protection for those with mental disorders.
The expired 10 month ban on new West Bank settlements tests the fragile Middle East peace process. Abbas vows to press on while Israeli officials warn lifting the ban could erode Palestinian support and threaten the talks, which many see as a rare chance for peace.
The letter-writers praise Matt Lundy for bipartisan work in Ohio and urge support for Greg Davidson in the 58th District race, noting Davidson’s Gulf War service, police tenure, city council role, and focus on jobs. Lorain letters discuss Deja Vu bar controversy, unemployment, and community welcome. Howard, sheriff of Huron County, provides closure.
More than 100 Lorain residents met to protest the four member zoning board's order to close the longtime homeless shelter in the old St. Joseph church. Attendees urged action as winter approaches and some homeless already sleep in tents.
A sequence of reader correspondence appears on Page C5, adding opinions and civic observations. The letters reflect local concerns and community voices, continuing the public discourse in a compact, opinionated format.
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts Jr reviews Joseph Collum’s The Black Dragon Racial Profiling Exposed detailing New Jersey troopers targeting Black and Hispanic drivers on the Turnpike, seizing cash and pursuing drug busts amid a Justice Department consent decree.
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