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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 2002
Page
10
Chronicle page fragment details staff roles and titles with names including A Cooper Hudnutt as publisher and Andrew Young as editor dated between 1927 and 1950. No event or action is described beyond personnel credits.
The Chronicle Telegram highlights ten local survivals from 2002, from a toddler hiding after his mother’s death to a seven year old who endured a brutal attack and car incident. It notes Anna Taylor-Carter’s controversial leadership, Lorain’s Republic Technologies shift, a remaining budget deficit, and notable passings including Don Pease and Corb Walker. A dangerous burglar and a costly political race also feature in the year’s events.
A letter argues that voter turnout is essential to democracy and that citizens should realize their vote makes a difference. It urges electing representatives with similar beliefs and treats voting as a responsibility for the majority to sustain governance.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters under 200 words with editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Contact Editorial Page Editor at Box 4010 Akron OH 436. Mail and email addresses provided for submission and editor contact.
Dan K Thomasson surveys 2002 as a peak of corporate and private malfeasance. He notes Earls alleged diversion of 13 million and a $1 billion settlement to curb conflicts of interest. FBI raids on DC Teachers Union officials echo the era’s crisis. He reflects on Kennedy and Roosevelt era safeguards and questions how a new SEC leadership will restore public confidence.
A column argues that both bilingual and English only policies fail to embrace multilingualism as a national asset. It cites shifts in private tutoring, official bans, and demands for Americans to graduate high school fluent in two to four languages to remain globally competitive and secure.
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