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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2003
Page
3
The fragment lists Hudnutt as publisher and Scott Brown as editorial page editor with Rudy Dicks Pattiewald as managing editor and Andrew RF Young as editor. It anchors to a July 24 1829 founding reference and spans 1927 to 1950. Names appear in a historical publisher roster format.
The Washington Post analysis shows executions peaked in 1999 at 98, then declined to 71 in 2002 and 65 in 2003, with a regional shift as 65 percent of executions occurred in Texas Oklahoma and Missouri in 2002. Eighty-eight percent were carried out by seven states plus federal authorities. The piece notes reform momentum, clemency in Illinois, and argues abolition may follow gradual, regional changes.
The Bush administration reconsiders reliance on General Pervez Musharraf after a second assassination attempt in weeks and a deal with Islamic militants that could extend his rule to 2007. The upheaval raises fears over Pakistan’s stability, nuclear security, and cooperation with the United States in fighting terrorism.
Nationally renowned First Amendment authority Nat Henioff reflects on the Second Circuit ruling that the president lacks unilateral authority to detain US citizens as enemy combatants. The piece notes checks and balances, ongoing Patriot Act debates, and the question of due process amid wartime security concerns.
Dan K. Thomasson recalls childhood in Shelbyville Indiana, the family car “the jalopy,” and Jackie’s psychedelic Junker. The car carried joyful holiday decorations and memories of siblings Jackie and Nancy, with father a public health official and a sense of time’s passage through loss.
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