Police union denounces Elyria chief over investigator's case
A full page ad by Elyria Patrolmen's Union declares no confidence in Police Chief Michael Medders. Medders cites Tanner's bus stop violation, later truthfulness questions, and a series of incidents including a shotgun misfire as justified grounds for investigation. Debates over psychologist reports follow.
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Editorial page invitation to readers and letters
The Chronicle Telegram explains that opinions on this page include editorials guest pieces and cartoons meant to challenge readers to form their own views and to share opinions in letters to the editor.
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Letters on Elyria rec center and Wilkes Villa plan
Readers respond to Elyria editorial criticizing a proposed central recreation center. They argue the current facilities are outdoor biased and unaffordable, and propose citizen-led finance choices. A second note questions Wilkes Villa redevelopment plans, stressing no formal proposal exists yet and collaboration with residents and Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority is pending.
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Bush policy clues from a post cold war draft and a feckless era
A critique of Bush foreign policy seeks a more directed approach, citing the 1992 Defense Planning Guidance by Wolfowitz and Libby. It argues American primacy must guide responses to China and other regional powers, warning that appeasement would undermine credibility. Ben Wattenberg hosts Think Tank and invites reader comments.
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Looking back at Florida recount and Bush win
Joan Ryan argues the USA Today Knight-Ridder study shows Bush would have led by 1,665 votes under Gore's counted standards, while Gore supporters miscast ballots. She urges acceptance of Bush's presidency to confront current threats to water air and rights, noting Florida flaws but prioritizing present policy.
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