Chronicle editors Patti Ewalt and Matt Westerhold
Patti Ewald managing editor and Matt Westerhold assistant managing editor lead newsroom staff in a Chronicle edition.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 2004
Page
4
Patti Ewald managing editor and Matt Westerhold assistant managing editor lead newsroom staff in a Chronicle edition.
The Ohio State Board of Education gave preliminary approval to a tenth grade biology lesson titled Critical Analysis of Evolution that questions core scientific principles. Critics argue the plan risks elevating intelligent design to science, while advocate Martha Wise of Avon urges keeping science fact based and moving philosophical discussion to other classes.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor regarding the March 2 primary election. Submissions must arrive by 5 pm on Wednesday Feb 25. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited for clarity. Include signature, full address, and phone number.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines that editorials express the paper's views while guest columns and cartoons invite reader opinion. It encourages readers to share thoughts through a letter to the editor.
Sally Dellman argues against taxing for public services and suggests tolls or user fees for roads schools libraries and the fountain in Ely Square. She questions equity in tax burdens and calls for a better funding method.
Local reports note major gas leaks in Pittsfield and Cleveland near East Side, triggering price hikes at stations last week. The public reaction centers on safety fears and statements from officials. Avon Lake resident George Grellinger comments on the situation.
Letter writers condemn Chron-Telegram for noting a doctor's wife's legal issues in coverage of Prosecutor Manning's emergency heart surgery. Readers urge focus on medical event and speedy recovery, decrying personal details as inappropriate.
Barbara Fitz Tom Callahan and Tamhr a Phelps back Chris Rothgery for Lorain County Common Pleas Court judge. They cite his acting judge experience since 1994 as key, and urge residents to vote March 2. Rothgery is praised for honor, integrity, community work, and advocacy for women and children.
David Broder analyzes John Edwards rising appeal in South and Midwest races and his push toward the Democratic nomination. Edwards builds strength with late surge in Iowa and Virginia while weighing whether to press Kerry or seek a vice presidential path. He faces pressure to confront Kerry on trade and jobs in Wisconsin.
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