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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 2003
Page
2
The fragment lists Hudnutt as Publisher from 1927 to 1950, with Cooper Hudnutt as Publisher, Andrew Young as Barter, Scott Brown as Editorial Page Editor, Rudy Dicks as Managing Editor, and Patti Ewald as Assistant Managing Editor. It notes founding date July 24, 1829 AD.
The piece argues that U S postwar occupation planning risks colonial overtones with Jay Garner as administrator and ties to Chalabi. It cites Garner's pro Israel stance, concerns over Iraqi adviser roles, controversial stevedoring contracts, and Evangelical influence, forecasting trouble for hearts and minds in Iraq.
A letter from Thomas Schumacher of North Ridgeville argues Lorain County should consider a public defender to improve indigent criminal defense versus a lean system. He contrasts local and Portland practices, questions U.S. health outcomes, cites Reader's Digest Atlas, and critiques the Reagan era health policy as a broader crisis.
A Avon Lake resident credits the Red Cross and local bloodmobiles for saving her husband after a semi crash caused brain injuries. She notes Red Cross supplies blood to over 60 area hospitals including Cleveland Clinic and St. John West Shore, urging the public to donate to help any patient in need.
Lorain reader GUG BECKLEA criticizes Cleveland Indians manager Eric Wedge and front office for overmanaging pitchers and lineup. He faults pitching counts and moves like removing CC Sabathia after 93 pitches and shifting Travis Hafner, calling for trust in starters and a steadier strategy.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor limited to 200 words. Letters require a signature, full home address and telephone number. Submission via mail fax or email is provided with contact details for the Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown.
Pulitzer winner Peter Arnett was dismissed by NBC and MSNBC after criticizing the U.S. war in an Iraqi TV interview, then resurfaced with Britain's Daily Mirror. The piece contrasts media bias and calls for reporters, not cheerleaders, to inform the public and support troops.
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