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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 2005
Page
6
The Chronicle provides staff credits including founders and publishers dated from 1829 to 1991 with names such as A. C. Hudnutt and Arthur C. Hudnutt. It also lists Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young as publisher editor and Dave Perczek as editorial page editor with Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold in senior roles.
The Ohio Elections Commission agreed to a full investigation of complaints against state representatives Art Martin and Kathy Walcher over alleged in kind contributions from the state Republican Party. Opponents say hundreds of thousands in in kind support flowed to their campaigns.
The Washington Post notes President Bush proposes a Congress backed plan for special training of defense lawyers in capital cases. Critics argue the plan underfunds reform and fails to upgrade state defense systems, urging funding the Justice for All Act instead.
Kathleen Parker disputes the cultural shift around cinema led by billionaire Philip Anschutz and Walden Media as she praises the film Because of Winn-Dixie for its adorable dog, flawed father, motherless girl, and heartwarming themes of love and redemption aimed at children. She notes Walden’s education oriented approach and contrasts it with broader entertainment trends, while highlighting cast, book basis, and box office optimism.
Leonard Pitts Jr reviews Betty DeRamus's Forbidden Fruit Love Stories From The Underground Railroad, noting how old tales of unwavering love amid brutal oppression reveal faith and resilience. The book surveys enslaved couples who risked everything for connection, urging readers to remember and honor the power of partnership across history.
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