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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2004
Page
4
Andrew R Young, editor at Pattewald WA, writes about Westernhold and local affairs. The brief column highlights regional events and community concerns in Pattewald.
Lorain Schools athletic director candidate Larry Suba withdrew after controversy over listed Cobras ties he claimed. Former Cobras officials disputed his claims about playing or taxi squad, yet district officials pressed ahead before Suba’s withdrawal.
Readers critique terrorism as a psychological threat and the Patriot Act. They warn that fear diverts funds and erodes rights, while elections resemble foxes vying for control. The piece ends with a parable about choosing between two restaurants, likening it to presidential choices.
The Chronicle Telegram solicits letters to the editor with edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or fewer, and longer submissions may be trimmed. Include signature full home address and telephone. mailing address box 4010 Elyria 44036 fax 329 7282 and email fetters chronicletelegram com.
An August Washington Post editorial argues that intensified federal security risks turning Washington into a partitioned enclave threatens freedoms. It notes more than a dozen Capitol checkpoints, new restrictions around the Treasury and White House, and compares modern fear to 1968 riots while urging balance between safety and liberty.
Nat Hentoff argues that the world must act to stop the Darfur killings, urging stronger sanctions, decisive leadership from George W. Bush and the UN, and immediate protection for civilians as reports confirm mass graves, sex trafficking, and widespread abuses by the Janjaweed. He cites Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International findings, and presses for urgent international intervention.
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