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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 2003
Page
3
Hudnutt, publisher from 1927 to 1950, and Andrew R. Young serve as publisher and editor respectively. Scott Brown is editorial page editor with Rudy Dicks Pattiewald as managing editor and assistant managing editor.
Tony Hazelett, 17, who was acquitted of rape charges, remains barred from the football team at Admiral King High. He faced expulsion after accusations by five fellow students about incidents on school grounds and other locations. His family seeks leniency, arguing the punishment is too harsh given the court outcome.
The piece argues against expanding Patriot Act powers and notes Ashcroft touts its成果 while critics warn of civil liberties rollbacks. It cites a three week 13 city tour, House action to curb sneak and peek probes, and proposed limits on FBI access to medical and internet records, urging Congress to restrain and refine the act.
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines that editorials reflect the paper and guest columns aim to inform readers and invite responses. It notes the page hosts opinions from staff and contributors and encourages letters to the editor to share reactions and viewpoints.
Grace argues for broader municipal investments alongside a large income tax increase. The writer, while backing the new high school, praises Mayor Grace for seeking honest debate, criticizing the school board for a narrow long term plan.
Letters to the editor express discontent over shrub maintenance near Elyria signs and praise for Amherst mayoral candidate Dave Taylor. They include criticism of local high school athletes, a theft report for a Lorain area bike, and a parent’s question about a child’s bike provenance.
A reader questions the fairness of price fluctuations blamed on supply and demand and asks which interests elected officials represent. The letter from William H. Corley notes price jumps around vacations and holidays, compares it to scalping, and argues for accountability from representatives.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes they should be 200 words or shorter. Letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number with contact options by mail fax or email to the Editorial Page Editor.
Bonnie Erbe notes three political bloopers shaping the 2004 landscape. Iraq war missteps hurt Bush and boosted anti-war sentiment. California recall drama harms Rep. Issa while Bustamante gains. Dems fail to field a charismatic challenger as scrutiny grows.
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