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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 2003
Page
2
The Chronicle presents its July 24 1829 founding statement with Hudustt as publisher for 1927 to 1950 A Cooper Hudnutt publisher Andrew Young editor Scott Brown editorial page editor Rudy Dicks Pattie Waldd managing editor and assistant editor
The Arab world, long told that U.S. forces face stiff resistance and that sanctions harmed Iraqis, watched Baghdad's fall with mixed reactions. Some see an opportunity for democracy and reform, while elites fear a puppet regime and oil control moves. The coming U.S. approach could redefine regional politics and trigger backlash or genuine leadership changes.
Northwest Delta and Continental win Transportation Department blessing for a code share linking seats and lounges, offset by airport gate concessions in Boston and New York to reduce monopoly risk. Southwest suffers big losses and cuts staff while Northwest plans pension funding via Pinnacle stock.
The Independent Citizens Committee with JCPR at Lorain County Community College designs a phone survey to gauge Elyria Public Schools voters on the high school project. About 400 registered voters will be polled to reflect district demographics and attitudes, with 95 percent accuracy expected. Dave Sprague chairs the community engagement subcommittee.
A letter writer endorses businessman Tom Dake for mayor, praising his calm leadership under pressure, respect for workers, and ability to improve projects. The endorsement emphasizes his honesty and reliability and urges votes for him as the Republican candidate.
A Elyria West Side resident writes that daily air pollution from nearby factories harms families and demands government action. The letter cites health impacts, urges use of a pollution monitoring site, and criticizes local officials for inaction and misdirected grants.
The Chronicle-Telegram invites letters up to 200 words on candidates and issues for the May 6 election. Submissions received by April 30 may appear in print. May 4 is the final day to run. Include signature, full home address, and phone number. Mailing, fax, and email addresses for submission are provided.
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