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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 2004
Page
4
Patti Ewald as managing editor and Matt Westerhold as assistant managing editor lead a newsroom lineup with Andrew R. Young serving as editor. The note outlines editorial leadership roles and their titles within the publication.
The Washington Post weighs Rep. Porter Goss as a CIA director nominee. With House intelligence chair experience and CIA ties, he has insider insight and reform proposals yet faces Democratic concerns over partisanship and potential politicization amid a shifting reform debate before the election. The piece notes bi partisan erosion, the moving target of the job, and questions continuity if Bush loses re election and Kerry replaces him.
The Los Angeles Times reports Abbott Laboratories raised Norvir’s daily price from $1.71 to $8.57 in December. Critics say the move targets patients while profits soar, despite evidence Norvir is now used in lower doses with other drugs. Abbott’s 2002 profit reached $634 million, while drug access remains uneven across insurers and countries.
Washington Democrats react with anger after Rodney Alexander, a Quitman Louisiana freshman who had been funded by DCCC and party allies, files as a Republican just before filing closes. The switch adds a Republican seat, prompts calls for refund of campaign funds, and echoes past party debates on loyalty and voter choice.
Jin Sleeper, Yale lecturer, analyzes a Yale rugby photo caption portraying George W. Bush as a charming “bad boy.” The piece links college notoriety to his later political image while noting the dangers of equating college bravado with national leadership and warning against misreading Iran as a mere game.
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