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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 2004
Page
3
The Chronicle lists A. Cooper HudNutt as Publisher with Andrew R. Young serving as Editor. Dave Perczek is Editorial Page Editor and Patti Ewald Watt Westerhold holds the position of Managing Editor Assistant Managing Editor.
Amherst wins approval for the Lorain County Vietnam Veterans Memorial to be built beside the Amherst Police Department on North Lake Street Route 4. The committee reports strong support and about 50 thousand dollars raised locally with fundraising to continue, seeking more donations via Din Attire at 284 7080.
A reader urges the Bush administration to review climate policy in light of a 200 scientist assessment and warns of rising sea levels. The letter also discusses evolution, defending Darwin and refuting creationist views, ending with GLENN WALTER of Lorain signing off.
A reader describes the December 9 article “Aril Wake” as emotionally powerful, saying it brought tears to their eyes and offered a poignant, moving glimpse that lingered after reading.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters must be 200 words or shorter with signature full home address and telephone. Delivery options include by mail fax and email to the Editorial Page Editor at Elyria Ohio address and Chronicle Telegram contact details.
A Princeton conference titled The Polarization of American Politics Myth or Reality drew four academics and journalists. They agreed polarization mirrors deeper social shifts and is reinforced by district drawing and like minded voter enclaves. Television ads and media choices inflame views while party leaders tighten control. Noting the rise of partisan dynamics, speakers warned the trend may persist.
A reader denounces atheists and secular groups for opposing public displays of Christianity, blaming them for a perceived anti Christian culture in California and nationwide. He cites Cross removals in San Diego and Los Angeles, legal challenges to Pledge of Allegiance, and anti Christmas campaigns by groups like Americans United for Separation of Church and State and the ACLU, urging believers to resist the minority’s influence.
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