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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2004
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR shows a newspaper masthead listing founders and staff. Names include A. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as founders, with publishers and editors Dave Perczek Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold among roles. Page lacks date and full context.
The Fourth Circuit allowed Moussaoui to present written testimony from al Qaida leaders held abroad, balancing access to favorable testimony with security concerns. The ruling rejects total denial of witness help while avoiding live cross examination, outlining a paper-based compromise.
Senators Hagel and others criticize the Bush administration for hiding costs of Iraq operations. They warn that the extra 87 billion approved for 2004 may be insufficient through the fiscal year ending Sept. 20. Generals say $4 billion short, plus $700 million for extra troops, forcing mid-year reviews and uncertain future requests. The White House delays new funding until after the election, while Pentagon and allies question readiness to cover year-end costs.
Perozek, 27, becomes editorial page editor directing policy, producing two daily opinion pages, and handling letters to the editor. He succeeds Scott Brown, who left the Chronicle to pursue another opportunity. He joined The Chronicle as education reporter in 2001 and has covered courts. He previously worked at Niles Daily Star and is a Vanderbilt University graduate born in Boston.
Thomas Higgason argues President Bush erred on job creation, claiming over two million jobs lost. He cites union political activity and the Beck decision, condemning closed shop pressure and suggesting workers face strong arm tactics by leadership.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor guidelines, urging brevity under 200 words and noting edits for clarity. It requests signature, full home address, and telephone, and provides mail fax and email addresses for submission to the Editorial Page Editor.
The article recounts how Federal District Court Judge Charles Pickering faced sustained Democratic opposition and media attacks over alleged racial insensitivity. It cites his 1966 cross burning case, defense work for a black defendant, and notes that a March 28 60 Minutes segment by Mike Wallace presented favorable facts and support from black attorneys, NAACP figures, and constitutional scholars.
Kerry’s shifting support cited amid Iraq bloodshed and prewar intelligence reviews. Dowd attributes Bush strength to public patience with a prolonged conflict and leadership, while Kerry sinks in honesty and consistency in a Washington Post ABC poll. The piece notes Kerry’s 2002 Iraq vote and Meet the Press interview questions.
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