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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 2003
Page
3
From 1927 to 1950 Hudnutt served as publisher with A Cooper Hudnutt at the helm. Andrew F Young acted as editor and Scott Brown led the editorial page while Rudy Dicks Pattiewald served as managing editor and assistant managing editor.
Stephen Derrig a Akron firefighter and former paramedic faced league fears over his AIDS status while coaching youth teams. After initial removal, Ellet league reinstated him amid outcry from a few workers and supporters, as the community shifted away from stigma toward fairness.
Readers critique crime and police response near Ninth Street and Middle Avenue in Elyria. They praise a church plan for a community center, urge city action, and cite years of drug activity, loitering, and violence including the 15 year old Damian Mason case.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter policies allowing submissions up to 200 words, with edits for brevity and accuracy. Include signature, full home address, and a phone number, and use mail, fax, or email to send to the Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown at the listed addresses and contacts.
Cal Thomas argues liberal interpretations of scripture and constitutional rights undermine Biblical authority. He cites the appointment of W. Gene Robinson as bishop, notes his divorce and partnership with a man, and warns of slippery theology eroding church standards and faith.
Dan K Thomasson argues that Kobe Bryant facing rape allegations mirrors a larger, troubling trend in professional sports driven by money and celebrity culture. He notes media frenzy, escalating pay, and corporate influence fueling fan obsession and the misvaluation of athletes over other professions.
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