Cooper Hudnutt Publisher and Patti Ewald Editor
A brief newspaper item naming Cooper Hudnutt as publisher and Patti Ewald as managing editor. No additional context or dates provided in the source.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 2004
Page
4
A brief newspaper item naming Cooper Hudnutt as publisher and Patti Ewald as managing editor. No additional context or dates provided in the source.
Elyria residents celebrate as Forest City Land Group withdraws plans to route an access road into Chestnut Lakes, avoiding increased traffic through the residential area. Community pressure included council meetings letters and petitions, safeguarding safety and property values while urging alternative routes via state Route 57 with ODOT help.
Dallas Morning News argues Congress must consolidate oversight of spy agencies and homeland security into a single House and Senate committee or a joint panel. It calls for a national intelligence director, a dedicated oversight committee, and a unified DHS review to end turf battles and enhance unified national security leadership.
Christine Link of the ACLU of Ohio responds to Harvey Gittler's column on punch card ballots. She argues the lawsuit seeks equality, not electronic voting oppose punch cards for disenfranchisement risks, cites Florida 2000 as cautionary, and urges identical equipment for all voters regardless of race or income.
The piece cites past and current Democratic figures—Bill Clinton Al Gore Ted Kennedy John Kerry—and accuses them of inconsistency on weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. It lampoons Congress for overlong committee processes and calls for decisive action rather than endless hearings.
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