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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 2002
Page
3
A fragmented 1929 era Chronicle notice lists founder A C Hudnutt and publishers A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew Young with staff roles for 1927 to 1950. Names Scott Brown Rudy Dicks Pattie Waldd and others appear as editors and managing editors, though some items are garbled.
Village of Rochester residents face choices for a 223000 windfall from a CSX Transportation settlement. Proposals include parks playgrounds and a new fire station with possible resident distributions while addressing mosquito habitats.
The White House gains fast track authority to negotiate trade deals through 2007 with Congress allowed only to approve or reject final accords, not amend them. The piece notes eight years to pass the measure, mixed policy outcomes, and upcoming talks with Chile Singapore and Morocco while warning of domestic political pressures and tariffs.
A Lorain note assigns fault to former mayor Joe Koziura for traffic issues around the Cooper Foster Park Road area near the proposed Wal Mart. The current mayor Craig Foltin inherits the problems from Koziura's administration, despite prior complaints about congestion.
Amherst Ohio resident Arthur Koppenhafter criticizes lawmakers and Gov Taft over higher education funding and tuition. He cites Ohio ranking 40th in state spending and eighth highest tuition, urging voters to hold Taft Armbruster Manning accountable. The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter submission rules and contact details for the editorial page.
Columnist notes Adelphia founder John Rigas and sons escorted by federal marshals as emblematic of a broader collapse of elite corporate power. It surveys high profile cases from Kozlowski to Ebbers, mocks wall street legends, and argues greed and narcissism fueled the downfall of major firms amid a tanking economy.
Former congressman Don Edwards received the American Bar Association Thurgood Marshall Award at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington for unswerving devotion to the Constitution. Edwards, a critic of overreach and a defender of civil liberties, served in the House from 1962 to 1995 and influenced FBI oversight, civil rights laws, and the fight against the death penalty.
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