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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 2002
Page
7
A historical newspaper record noting The Chronicle Fee W and its July 24 1829 founding, with editor and publisher credits including A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew Young, alongside staff positions such as editor Rudy Dicks and Patti Ewald.
Wise led a compromise on Ohio science standards allowing study of theories beyond evolution while not endorsing intelligent design as science. The decision leaves curriculum control to local boards and signals ongoing future battles as design advocates push for broader inclusion.
The Nobel Peace Prize to Jimmy Carter drew mixed views as his Oslo speech defended some aims while questions arose about preventive war and unilateralism. While praised as moral and serious, critics noted a dreamily virtuous tone and judged his administration as lacking analytical rigor.
Brittany See voices support for Officer Hetzel See and condemns The Chronicle Telegram for misrepresenting the police chief and department. She argues officers face dangerous work, praises See's professionalism, and urges the department to back him during his contested resignation and replacement.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines rules for letters to the editor including limits of 200 words, editing for brevity and accuracy, and required signatures full address and phone. Submission methods include mail fax and email with contact Scott Brown.
A Washington columnist argues against the NFL Redskins name and proposes a new baseball team nickname. He criticizes racial offense and urges a culturally respectful contender, echoing St. John’s Red Storm as a model, while urging a bold, Washington themed replacement like Red Tape.
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