Editorial cards roast state aids topless dancers in Ohio
Editorial columns snark at the Ohio Attorney General for missing a deadline to contest $33,000 in court costs for two topless dance venues Tiffanys Cabarets in Brunswick and Cleveland won a ruling allowing topless women in liquor settings. Also notes EMH Regional Medical Center ranking among top heart programs and mourns an endangered sloth bear death at Toledo Zoo caused by misjudged pregnancy status.
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Funeral processions and sports greed blamed by letter writer
A reader laments antiquated funeral procession laws and argues funeral trains should obey traffic rules. The letter condemns professional sports wages, advertising-driven price hikes, and the impact on families, urging support for high school sports and calling sports a damaging, money driven industry.
Letters to the Editor Guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines how readers should submit letters to the editor including required signature and full home address and telephone. It provides mailing box address and a local fax line and mentions email submission.
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Gore Concession Speech Ends 2000 War of Words
Washington columnist Sandy Grady recalls Al Gore's concession speech that ended 36 days of post election turmoil. Gore delivered a gracious, human address that reset focus on unity and hinted at a 2004 bid. Bush faced a sober, cautious victory speech with tempered tone.
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Slavery in Sudan Gains Attention After Silence
Nat Hentoff argues slavery in Sudan demands U.S. action as President Bush addresses human rights Day. Susan Rice visits Sudanite areas, meets freed slaves, and cites horrific abuses. He urges UN chief Kofi Annan and U.N. Security Council to press Khartoum to end trafficking, free captives, and prosecute raiders.
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