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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 2003
Page
3
The document lists founders and staff roles for the Crete De Reem newspaper, noting foundation July 24, 1829 Anno Christi and naming Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950, with Andrew A. Young as editor and others in editorial positions.
News confirms Saddam Hussein, longtime Iraqi leader and Baath Party head, captured near Tikrit after a sweeping American British operation. U S President Bush calls it a dark era ending while authorities plan trial for war crimes as celebrations erupt across Iraq.
Washington Post columnist David Ignatius surveys Iraqi and regional reaction to Saddam Hussein’s capture. U.S. gains legitimacy for power transfer while warns that resistance may sharpen and Baathists regroup. Sunni outreach and Iraqi unity are pivotal for a credible exit strategy.
Readh Jay Ambrose notes the capture signals defeat for Saddam and boosts Iraqi relief while warning insurgents may retaliate. Bremer declares tyranny ended as Saddam awaits trial by Iraqis with mass graves cited as evidence. US aims to hand over to Iraqis, troops to depart, but dangers remain.
A batch of letters charges the Chronicle Telegram with malice against Lorain County official Mary Jo Vasi and her supporters. A WWII veteran from Michigan praises the county commissioner and criticizes Park Gateway plans. Readers debate Taiwan and China policy aired on Lehrer and discuss U S manufacturing links to China.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor rules including a 200 word limit. It requires signatures full home address and telephone number. Contact methods include mail fax and email for submissions to the Editorial Page Editor.
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