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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 2004
Page
3
A fragment notes the founding of a publication on July 24 1829 with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew Fl Young listed as publisher and editor respectively.
Mayor Foltin signals a possible tax campaign by summer to cover a 2.4 million deficit as Ford's Lorain plant faces closure this year. City faces lost tax revenue of about 2 million annually and must decide on tax size and duration while avoiding promises of a temporary fix. Republic Engineered Products shows occasional gains but offers little cushion against a downturn.
A Pediatrics article notes that higher TV exposure in infancy links to poorer attention at age seven. The American Academy of Pediatrics urges limiting screen time for children under two as rapid image changes shape brain development and long term focus.
Antus, a bus mentor and union steward for Local 790 of the Ohio Association of Public School Employees, explains drivers and monitors will strike over concessions. They protest below average wages, proposed hospital and holiday benefit eliminations, higher hours for benefits, lack of sick or personal days, and scab labor. They stress safety, seniority, and fair treatment to resume school transport.
A Catholic pillar argues John Kerry should align with church teaching against abortion, stating Canon Law 915 bars pro choice positions for Catholics in good standing. He warns elected officials who back abortion should not receive Holy Communion and calls for government action to protect unborn life despite political cost.
A reader letter denounces allowing gay marriage as immoral and unnatural, comparing it to Sodom and Gomorrah. The writer argues government recognition is a grave step, endorsing private weddings but opposing legal status for same sex unions.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter to the editor rules including brevity and editing for accuracy. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited to fit length. Provide signature full home address and phone number by mail fax or email for editorial page consideration.
A columnist argues that gay and lesbian service members face fewer discharges during wartime. Citing SLDN data, the piece notes a drop from 1,273 in 2001 to 787 in 2003 as wars in Iraq and Afghanistan continue and questions why the decline occurred while contrasting Pentagon rhetoric with historical segregation. The piece ends noting that leaders have not signaled policy change and observing a tacit shift toward a more workable Don’t Ask Don’t Tell approach.
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