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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 2002
Page
3
The Chronicle lists key editorial leadership including A C Hudnutt publisher 1927 to 1950 A Cooper Hudnutt publisher Andrew Young editor Scott Brown editorial page editor Rudy Dicks managing editor Patti Ewald assistant managing editor.
The editorial argues Ford's 2001 incentive package for Avon Lake safeguards 2,000 jobs over five to seven years and compares it with GM's Lordstown package. It notes Ohio offered about 3,103 per job year versus GM's 3,489, and encourages further push for the Escape hybrid to bolster the county economy amid rising unemployment and competing bids from Kansas City.
TSA Administrator James Loy proposes removing two standard queries that never stopped a bombing or hijacking. He argues eliminating the questions would save time, cutting about 10 minutes from a typical 30-person check-in line and reduce delays at departure gates by stopping rote searches of nonthreatening travelers.
A reader claims Senator Jeffry Ambruster bears no responsibility for Turnpike Commission mismanagement as details emerge of $175 hourly outside lawyers and a $118000 investigation tab. The piece also highlights hospital compassion for a patient with a rare skin disease, noting donations from EMH staff and an AMVETS chapter that fulfilled a dying girl’s final wish for her daughter.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor rules including a 200 word limit, required signature and full contact details, and submission methods by mail fax or email. The sample text mentions anniversary references and repeats contact details for the Editorial Page Editor and addresses in Elyria Ohio.
After fifteen years I announce my last column for a while. I reflect on mentors like Larry Kramer and Joe McGinniss, recall colleagues from Maureen Dowd to Mike Royko, and warn against war in Iraq while pledging to return if lucky to a newspaper page.
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