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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 2003
Page
4
The Chronicle lists staff and leadership figures including A C Hudnutt publisher from 1927 to 1950, editor Andrew Young and managing editor Rudy Dicks, with Patti Ewald as assistant managing editor and Scott Brown as editorial page editor. The document reflects historic newspaper leadership details and publishing dates.
Our opinion argues against the nomination of Lorain County Prosecutor Greg White to Ohio Northern District U S attorney. It cites disputed prosecutions from 1994 to 2001, including Head Start, Cynthia Stewart, Ramadugu, and Urbin cases, alleging inflated credibility of accusers and a resistant reform stance. The piece notes White’s control over the office and questions potential changes if appointed.
A London firm, Cunning Stunts Communications, seeks college students to wear brand logos as forehead tattoos for three to four hours daily. The plan targets attractive students and requires not insulting the products, presenting a blunt example of in your face capitalism.
Readers weigh antiwar protest plans in Cleveland and worldwide, urge inspections over war, and question U S policy. Letters praise activist action, recall Sept 11 and Vietnam, cite casualties from sanctions, and argue for diplomacy and restraint. Authors include Tinker Oberlin student and others from Elyria, Gratton, Wellington, Oberlin.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter to editor rules including a 200 word limit, required signature, full home address and telephone number, and submission methods by mail fax or email. It lists contact details for the Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown and provides address and email information for submission.
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