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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2002
Page
2
The Chronicle lists staff roles including A C Hudnutt as Publisher from 1927 to 1950 and Andrew Young as Editor with Scott Brown on the Editorial Page and Audy Dicks Pattiewald as Managing Editor. It notes the paper was founded July 24, 1829.
Avon officials propose a driver license style Kid Print card for children with name address and thumbprint to speed missing child alerts. Critics warn it risks Orwellian overreach and national ID trends while debating privacy and accuracy issues as children grow quickly and last seen details may not fit a card.
Letters discuss VeriChip and national ID schemes, arguing chips could replace cards. Contributors raise privacy, safety, and wartime loyalty questions, while criticizing card integrators and urging cautious debate. Readers reference Applied Digital Solutions and ongoing political controversy.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter length limits and editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Authors must include signature full home address and telephone number and send to the Editorial Page Editor or via email with provided contacts.
Cal Thomas notes critics argued Sept. 11 lessons urge pre emptive action against Saddam Hussein to forestall attacks. Condoleezza Rice supports removing Saddam, while Brent Scowcroft advised restraint. The piece argues war may be necessary for safety and world stability despite risks.
The Arizona Republic contrasted male candidates who feature families on posters with women candidates who rarely do so. It cites Mary Judge Ryan and Deb Gullett as examples and questions whether voters still bias toward mothers and against women with children.
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