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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 2004
Page
3
The record lists personnel tied to the Hudnutt family publishing line with notes on founders and publishers. It mentions rereek founded July 24 1828 and names AC Hudnutt Arthur D Hudnutt A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew A Young editor Dave Perczek Patti Ewald Matt Westerhold in roles such as Managing Editor and Editorial Page Editor.
A neighbor returned Chow Chow after a street pickup during a garage sale. Joé Pesch, a 17 year firefighter, rescued pets from a house fire in Grafton, and Ohio EPA fines Sheffield Lake for failing E-Check on 36 city vehicles. Lorain athletes shine at International Children's Games with gold in gymnastics and baseball silver.
A reader criticizes Kerry's policies and Edwards' stance as anti business while praising Bush's recovery efforts. The letter argues jobs moved overseas since the 1970s and cites the 9 11 attacks as impacting the economy. It laments media bias and urges Democratic victory to repair four years of harm.
Policy debate over 9/11 Commission recommendations pits urgency against caution. Tom Kean and Lee Hamilton push a unified package, while Hart Rudman and Warren Rudman advocate slower, careful action to protect intelligence integrity and avoid bureaucratic bloat. Senator Kerry backs robust measures, but experts warn of risks to oversight and budget control.
Residents thank Garry Gibbs for standing with neighbors during a forest City plan dispute. He kept residents informed, listened to concerns, and lobbied to keep streets safe, preserving neighborhood integrity for children and families. Democracy in action, they say.
Ohio launches an enhanced alert system linking Megan's Law to electronic notification and mapping. Residents can sign up at their county sheriff site to receive emails when a registered sex offender moves within one mile. The program automates notices, shows photos and addresses, and aims to protect families statewide.
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