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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 2004
Page
3
The Hudnutt family and Andrew R. Young sit as publishers and editors across decades. Arthur D. Hudnutt served 1970 to 1991 while 1927 to 1950 covered by Hudnutt. Scott Brown and Patti Ewald advance the editorial page with Matt Westerhold as managing editor.
Ohio lawmakers study a three bracket income tax proposal that would cap top rate at 3.9 percent for joint filers over 45 000 while eliminating tax for those under 5 000 and lowering rates for the very rich. The plan would raise taxes for about 70 percent of Ohioans, drawing criticism as a tax break for the rich.
The piece attacks Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia for directing a deputy marshal to seize recordings made by two reporters at a high school speech in Hat t iesburg Mississippi. Critics say the act breached First Amendment privacy protections and undermined the Constitution he extols.
The Chronicle Telegram explains editorials express opinions while guest columns and cartoons aim to provoke reader views. It invites readers to share thoughts and opinions in letters to the editor.
A letters page argues stricter enforcement alone won’t fix Route 57. The readers deride poor maintenance, dangerous intersections, and confusing design from Abbe Road to Center Ridge, urging State Senator Jeffrey Armbruster to push Ohio DOT and possibly boost Highway Patrol funding to end costly crashes and fatalities.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines that letters to the editor should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Contributors are asked to include signature full home address and telephone number with mailing fax and email contact options provided.
Dan K Thomasson argues that partisan postures taint the 9/11 inquiry, with Ben-Veniste and Kerrey’s hostile questioning of Condoleezza Rice, and critics blame Congress for FBI CIA oversight failures. The piece suggests avoiding finger-pointing and focusing on improving intelligence coordination and counterterrorism readiness.
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