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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 2002
Page
3
The Chronicle traces its founding on July 24 1829 and lists Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 with A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew Young as publishers and editors. Scott Brown serves as Editorial Page Editor while Rudy Dicks Pattie Waldd manages news and associate editors.
Lorain County Community Action Agency president Anna Taylor-Carter held a news conference that drew about 100 supporters and offered some answers to Chron Telegram questions. She admitted a bounced check, defended use of Hamilton School, and faces a grand jury while critics press for faster disclosure and concerns over government aid to religious events.
Newsday columnist Robert Reno argues this week that Bush’s claim of progress is undermined by slow GDP growth and a weak stance on corporate wrongdoing. He cites Leahy Grassley Daschle concerns over whistleblower protections and questions Halliburton Cheney links while noting Coca Cola GE pledge to treat executive pay as an expense.
Joan Ryan reflects on personal investing mistakes and market failure. She notes how optimism and tips shaped risky bets on Priceline and tech stocks, while Dow swings from 3800 in 1995 to 8000, arguing restraint and accountability for investors and leaders alike.
Don Pease, who died July 28, was praised for his roles as a legislator congressman and community leader with notable support for passenger rail service. He helped ensure Elyria is served by six daily Amtrak trains and served on Amtrak’s board after retirement. He also chaired initiatives with the Ohio Association of Railroad Passengers for a decade and supported quality rail and transit.
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