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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 2003
Page
6
Rudy Dicks named managing editor with Patti Ewald serving as assistant managing editor, outlining the newsroom leadership team. The appointment emphasizes editorial oversight and journalistic direction.
Ohio House Republicans propose slicing 1.4 billion dollars from funding for cities towns and local libraries as they refuse tax increases amid a 49 billion two year budget shortfall. Governor and federal lawmakers react as attacks on local governments intensify.
Scripps Howard News Service lauds the rescue of prisoner of war Jessica Lynch as proof that the creed of never leaving a fallen comrade behind is real. The operation yielded 11 bodies and may foreshadow war crimes trials for some Iraqi soldiers. Lynch, 19, a Palestine West Virginia native and supply clerk, smiled on evacuation, signaling a self-improving all volunteer Army driven by purpose.
Letters advocate approving a May bond issue to fund a new elementary school and expand Avon East Elementary without tax increases. Writers argue strong schools raise property values and sustain Avon’s high-quality education. They urge a Yes vote to support the community and students.
Elyria May 6 election centers on Issue 19 the renewal of a temporary five year 0.5 percent income tax to fund city operations. City officials emphasize the tax supports the budget and essential services while officers urge citizen support for renewal. Additional letters express concern over Medicaid cuts proposed by Governor Taft and urge residents to contact state lawmakers to seek alternatives.
The Chronicle Telegram states letters must be 200 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. It lists submission methods by mail fax and email and provides contact details including postal box address and editor Scott Brown contact information.
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