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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 2004
Page
4
The Chronicle masthead page lists founders and long served publishers from 1829 onward. It shows A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as publishers, with Andrew R Young and Patti Ewald in senior editorial roles, assisted by Matt Westerhold.
Amherst police charged a 56 year old man after leaving his 1 year old granddaughter alone in a car for nearly an hour with windows up at Giant Eagle on Kresge Drive. Temperature in car estimated in 90s. Child treated and released from Community Health Partners hospital.
GOP-backed Swift Boat Veterans for Truth launches a $500,000 ad drive in Wisconsin Ohio and West Virginia attacking John Kerry's Vietnam service. Eyewitness accounts support Kerry's actions while opponents push questions about his Purple Hearts and motives. The piece notes past similar attacks on McCain and Cleland and cites McCain's rebuke of the ads.
In a community letter a memorial for veterans is urged at Gateway Park with space for parking and a children’s area. Readers debate location like Ely Square and stress a fitting tribute without overdoing it while praising accountability in voting and condemning discrimination.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to 200 words, may edit for brevity and accuracy, and requires the writer’s signature full home address and telephone number. Include mailing address Box 4010 Elyria 44036 and contact by fax or email for submission.
Columnist Kevin Horrigan notes the Army's strain as 68 year old psychiatrist John Wicks is made a colonel and sent to Iraq to help with combat stress. He questions defense spending, transformation plans, and the reliance on reserves while generals push costly new systems and the Army extends deployments and ages its doctors.
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