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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2002
Page
2
The Chronicle lists staff and leadership from 1927 to 1950 including A C Hudnutt as publisher, A Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew Young as publishers, Scott Brown as editorial page editor, Rudy Dicks Pattiewald as managing editor, and others. It notes founding date July 24 1829 within the header metadata.
Our opinion argues Ohio Governor Taft should call a costly special election to fill the 17th District vacancy after Jim Traficant's expulsion. It notes constitutional issues, potential incumbency advantage for Tim Ryan, redistricting effects, and calls for combining with the general election to save money.
The Sena begins hearings on a possible war with Iraq and the need for public attention to experts warning Saddam Hussein may possess nuclear weapons. Inspections may fail to prevent a nuclear program, and the costs of action include American casualties and a lengthy postwar occupation. Congressional approval and broad public support would unify the nation, aiding any chosen path. The ATM editorial notes Lorain County veterans Memorial Committee has raised $18,000 in two months.
Ohio continues direct medical care for hemophilia via nine treatment centers. Physician care remains unchanged and centers will keep functioning. Funding cuts eliminated state subsidies for care coordination but one time transition funds of 368 thousand dollars are provided. Clotting factor and insurance premium support continue, with Medicaid and private insurance covering most patients. Director Nick Baird emphasizes commitment to public health.
Kenny Paul Shawver urges Lorain city leaders to abandon plans for special fund borrowing and tax credits. He insists the mayor’s recovery plan lacks evidence of success and calls for higher revenue, a tax increase, and decisive council action to serve the city’s greater good.
Willem Rusher argues against the idea that socialism will return after Sept 11 and Enron. He notes liberal voices claim a shift toward government action signals the end of free market faith. He traces socialism’s rise and fall and cautions conservatives against romanticizing a socialist revival.
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