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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 2004
Page
3
Publisher and editor positions are named with Fee ce A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew A Young Scott Brown Patti Ewald Matt Westerhold shown as publisher editor and editorial staff.
The United States seeks Syria and Iran as new partners in stabilizing Iraq. Letters from President Bush and Secretary Powell urge Assad to help ease the Iraqi conflict while Washington pursues diplomatic gains with Tehran. The move signals rival nations aligning in a complex regional effort, with Baghdad at the center.
The piece traces color television’s rise from Indiana assembly in 1954 to a costly novelty, notes slow adoption, and links lifelong change to compact language trends, faster media cycles, and shorter prose across journalism, tech, and culture.
The Sheffield-Sheffield Lake district risks state takeover after five consecutive failed levies. The latest failed levy would cost a $200,000 home about $300 yearly, sparking debate over local finances and Ohio school funding.
The Chronicle Telegraph outlines letter length limits and editing practices. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be trimmed for brevity. Include signature full address and phone. Mailing address, fax, and email details are provided for submitting letters.
Washington Post columnist David Broder analyzes the Bush tax cuts and a liberal study arguing revenues fall as deficits rise. He notes middle-class breaks like the 10 percent bracket and child credit should be extended, while wealthier breaks largely favor the top 1 percent and expire could favor the budget and equity.
Nat Hentoff notes mounting U.S. and international pressure on Sudan to stop Janjaweed abuses in Darfur. Bush, Annan, Wolf, Brownback, Power, and others urge access for aid, cease-fire enforcement, and potential military action to halt killings, with calls for ICC referrals and expanded UN peacekeeping mandates.
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