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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 2004
Page
3
The page lists Andrew R. Young as editor Dave Perczek editorial page editor Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold managing editor assistant managing editor positions with credited roles.
A distant earthquake and tsunami wreak havoc across southern Asia. Images show devastated towns, displaced families, and thousands of deaths. President Bush pledges help as Americans are urged to donate to the Red Cross and other relief groups.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes they must be 200 to 7010 words, may be edited for brevity and accuracy, and require the writer’s signature full home address and telephone number. Mailing address fax and email contact details are provided for submissions.
An elderly radio veteran argues gambling boosts local economy, cites Mystic and Biloxi as success stories with lower unemployment and improved infrastructure. He urges using casino revenue for local needs and keeping money in the area. A second letter questions Iraq victory claims, criticizing Bush era leaders and lamenting mixed public perception after September 11.
Readers urge Cleveland to appoint in-game TV sportscasters as its next head coach, arguing announcers know all the moves needed for success and could instantly turn the Browns into world champions. The letter heaps praise on Al Michaels as a hypothetical wizard in the broadcast booth.
The piece argues Republicans should claim victory in Iraq and withdraw. It critiques the stated aim of a never ending war on terror and a pledged government for the persecuted, framing the move as a loss for Bush administration policies.
Todd Boling writes a letter criticizing Christian dominance in public policy debates. He asserts equality for non Christians, defends ACLU as a voice for all citizens, and demands equal access to government decisions. He emphasizes American citizenship, home ownership, work, taxes, and public funding, urging respectful discussion.
In the December 9 editions of The Chronicle Telegram readers protest the high cost of college tuition and call on local, state, and federal legislatures to act. They urge cooperation to reduce prices, arguing that the burden hinders self-improvement and progress for ordinary citizens.
Colin Powell faced reporters amid Iraq turmoil and a deadly Mosul attack. He shared lessons from his 13 rules and defended his Iraq case while declining a presidential bid, highlighting calm, kindness, and responsibility on a tense day.
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