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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2002
Page
9
A navigational snapshot of The Chronicle showing founders and key staff positions. It lists publisher A. Cooper Hudnutt and editors Andrew Young Scott Brown Rudy Dicks Patti Ewald, reflecting the paper’s leadership during 1927 to 1950.
The Chronicle notes Oberlin College wells toward a four million deficit this year and eight million next year while it raids its endowment for balance. Tuition and fees rise 5.3 percent as a hiring freeze and higher health care costs bite, and calls grow to reward President Dye with a 100 thousand dollar annual trust bonus.
The piece argues Vice President Dick Cheney, often hidden for security and politics, should reappear publicly as he contemplates a second term in 2004. It notes his limited access, absence from key signings, and links to Halliburton scrutiny while urging openness.
The Chronicle-Telegram invites letters to the editor and provides guidance on submissions. Letters must be 200 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity, accuracy, and clarity. Include signature, full address, and a telephone number for verification.
Washington based Good Jobs First founder LeRoy emerges as America's leading watchdog on corporate subsidies. He cites widespread tax abatements and incentives that fail to deliver jobs or fair wages, while states lack data to evaluate effectiveness and accountability rises slowly through new clawback and job quality standards. The Baltimore conference aims to spark a national reform movement.
Chicago Tribune columnist Clarence Page portrays a Pentagon roundtable with Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld amid jokes and evasions on Iraq regime change. The interview touches on leaks, UN talks, and the administration’s secrecy as reporters seek straight answers.
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