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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 2002
Page
5
A terse masthead lists Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew Young as publishers, with Scott Brown as Editorial Page Editor, Rudy Dicks Pattiewald as Managing Editor, and an Assistant Managing Editor, reflecting a mid-20th century newspaper leadership lineup.
Wellington, Ohio. The Ohio Ethics Commission ruled that board members Dave Fisher and Ayers Ratliff may participate in a January evaluation of Superintendent Sherry Buccieri despite a lawsuit by Fisher’s wife Nancy and Ratliff’s relation to her attorney. The board faces credibility questions amid past clashes and calls for Buccieri’s dismissal.
Opinion piece argues banning popular children's books due to perceived harm. Cites protests against Harry Potter set in Lewiston Maine and Pacific Missouri. Authors claim reading fosters literacy while opponents warn of witchcraft and moral decline.
Letters criticize Jim Thome's exit from Cleveland and the Indians' front office with debates on salaries and loyalty. Howard Jesko praises Thome's community impact while Lori Pasitor argues fan sentiment soured by contracts and payroll cuts.
The Chronicle Telegram invites brief letters to the editor under 200 words and notes edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number. Provide contact details for by mail or email and address Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown.
The 2002 results and 2004 outlook show Democrats split between centrists and liberals. DLC leaders warn the party risks political wilderness unless it reclaims the center, while Democracy Corps argues the victory margin was tactical and GOP strength is broader.
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