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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2003
Page
3
The Chronicle presents its historical masthead listing Haxinuit as publisher from 1827 to 1950 with Cooper Hudnutt as publisher Andrew Young as editor Scott Brown as editorial page editor Rudy Dicks as managing editor and Patt Ewald as assistant managing editor.
Lorain County weighs whether to replace the current court appointed counsel pool with a public defender system. Estimates show a $200000 yearly cost rise, but supporters argue the Sixth Amendment guarantees equal defense and the office could improve or maintain quality. Critics fear younger staff may harm the poor’s representation. The discussion emphasizes protecting the poor from prosecutorial excess and ensuring a robust legal system.
A series of letters debate Sherrod Brown's stance on supporting the president and the troops. Writers argue for and against the war, defend Brown, denounce opponents, and urge voters to consider leadership in 2004. They reference Bush, the UN, and patriotism, with personal military service anecdotes and calls for unity.
The Chronicle Telegram explains letters to the editor are edited for brevity accuracy and clarity and must be 200 words or shorter. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail fax or email contact details for submission to the Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown at the Chronicle Telegram.
A column argues that antiwar demonstrations in San Francisco Washington and New York City reveal a hard left fringe and fuel public support for the war. It notes hobby anger from Rangel and other lawmakers and cites an ABC News Washington Post poll showing 72 percent backing the war with protests driving some to shift toward support.
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