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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 2002
Page
3
The Chronicle masthead shows A C HudNutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 and lists editor Andrew Young with Scott Brown as Editorial Page Editor and Rudy Dicks Pattie Wald as Managing Editor Assistant Managing Editor. The issue references July 24 1829 as founding date.
Ohio budget woes threaten local funding for villages like LaGrange Grafton and Sheffield and Lorain County libraries. Officials inflated 2003 local funding projections while warning funds may not be available as a $5 bet with $3 in pocket.
In a column from Scripps Howard the writer condemns University of Michigan Law School for rejecting a 43-year-old businesswoman mother in favor of more diverse candidates with lower scores. The piece argues diversity is a euphemism for racial discrimination and urges the Supreme Court to rule that admissions should not hinge on race.
Clarence Page notes the UNC read of Approaching the Qur an sparks backlash from politicians and faith groups. The controversy centers on academic freedom and teaching religion, with critics pressing equal time for all faiths while supporters defend inquiry and critical thinking in campus life.
The piece argues Chen Shui-bian’s August gesture declaring both sides as separate countries risks upsetting the US China Taiwan triad. It warns Beijing may seize the moment to press for force, while US resolve depends on peaceful, reversible steps and Taiwan not forcing independence. It notes Taiwan's popular status quo and US support, cautioning restraint to avoid complicating American commitments.
A collection of readers critique a kidnap arrest coverage and call for harsher tracking of sexual offenders, plus voices opposing Ohio budget moves and supporting Sue Morano for health care and jobs. Other letters discuss Iraq policy, taxes, and media contact details.
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