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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 2003
Page
3
The fragment references a seance related note and cites the 1927 1950 period with Hudnutt publisher Andrew R Young editor Scott Brown editorial pages editor Rudy Dicks Pattie Waldd managing editor assistant managing editor.
The piece argues that hope in the Middle East has soured amid a deadly intifada cycle. It urges Palestinian Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas to swiftly halt Hamas and related groups by shutting down weapon workshops and interdicting smuggling, while Israel should pause and allow Abbas time to act. It notes U S and international efforts to back Abbas and warns that failure could collapse the road map and jeopardize the Palestinian leadership.
France’s deputy UN ambassador Michel Duclos warned against leaving WMD uninspected as the alternative could empower terrorists. He opposed expanding U S led troop deployments seeking broader international control, urging caution over who commands Iraqi forces while stressing the need to keep weapons from terrorists. The article notes ongoing U S gains in Iraq, including the capture of Ali Hassan al Mamid, and defends continued pursuit of WMD while acknowledging risks in the power balance.
Letters discuss blackout experiences at Convenient Food Mart and East River Street store, praise for local stores and calls for civic action. Readers criticize Mayor Grace, back Pallardy, and urge recycling, bipartisanship, and religious tolerance while sharing personal views on gay rights and societal change.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor limited to 200 words with possible edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number. Provide mailing address fax number and email contact for the Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown with the listed channels for submission.
Cal Thomas argues in favor of a religious role in government while opposing federal orders removing Ten Commandments displays. He challenges federal courts and cites Romans 13 and Psalm 33 while urging internal, moral action over external symbols. He notes court rulings against religious expressions and promotes Christian duties as core.
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