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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 2003
Page
3
Publication record notes Cooper Hudnutt as publisher from July 24 1829 to 1950 with Andrew R Young as editor Scott Brown on editorial page Patti Ewald as assistant managing editor.
Five people including a drinker took a boat from Beaver Park Yacht Club in Lorain. The owner jumped in to swim and disappeared as choppy waves and darkness hit in the early hours. Rescue crews searched, flag at half staff, urging safer boating and life jackets for all.
The Columbia Accident Investigation Board’s 248 page assessment labels not only the foam strike but deep seated managerial flaws as key causes. It warns of a safety culture broken since Challenger and calls for transformation beyond managerial reshuffles to justify continuing human space flight.
Gary Suhadolm, executive director of the Ohio Turnpike Commission, argues a $250000 study is essential to assess whether toll reductions or other incentives could attract enough truck traffic to cover bond payments. He notes improvements since 1993, financing methods, and potential changes like electronic tolling and fuel tax reallocations.
The Chronicle Telegram describes letters to the editor as welcome yet subject to editing for brevity and accuracy. Letters should be 200 words or shorter, with signatures, full home addresses, and telephone numbers included. Contact details are provided for mail, fax, and email submissions, including attention to the Editorial Page Editor and Scott Brown.
Martin Schram analyzes how in 2004 the election is framed as choosing a commander-in-chief amid the Iraq war. John Kerry, rallying veterans at the VFW in San Antonio, argues for candor with the public, a clear exit strategy, and stronger homeland security while Bush faces scrutiny over war leadership.
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