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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 2003
Page
20
Publication lineage lists founders and editors with dates and staff roles from 1927 to 1950. It notes A C Hudnutt as publisher and Andrew Young as editor, along with Scott Brown and Patti Ewald in key editorial positions. The document presents internal masthead details rather than a news event.
The United Nations Security Council debated Iraq under Resolution 1441 as Hans Blix and Mohamed ElBaradei reported Saddam Hussein has not fully disarmed or cooperated. Britain and the United States pressed for consequences, while France, Germany, and Russia urged restraint and continued inspections. Saddam may stay the course, denying cooperation while hiding weapons and awaiting a stronger council push.
Readers discuss the Lorain County Community Action Agency deficit and leadership needs. Other letters criticize editorial bias, state fee hikes for licenses, reproductive rights advocacy, and Oberlin school taxes amid tax- wary public sentiment.
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and allows edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters must be 200 words or shorter. longer pieces will be trimmed. Include signature full home address and telephone. Provide contact details for press operations by mail fax or email.
California author Charles Lockwood highlights nationwide mixed use town centers that combine retail, housing, offices, and civic uses in pedestrian friendly districts. Valencia and Reston Town Center exemplify higher rents occupancy and tax revenue, urging incentives and zoning fixes to overcome financing and car oriented design obstacles.
Charles Krauthammer argues the 21st century centers on the convergence of terrorism, rogue states and weapons of mass destruction. He contends the 1990s delayed crises, cites Iraq and North Korea, and warns of a likely catastrophic 2003. He asks if civilization can disarm those who would wield such power.
February 16 2003 Almanac notes nylon invention in 1937 What’s My Line debut in 1950 Fidel Castro becomes Cuba PM in 1959 and Joe Frazier boxing title win in 1970 Birthdays include Robert Flaherty Edgar Bergen Sonny Bono and Burton LeVar Also cites a hydrogen car policy remark and a full moon on Feb 16.
Tribune column surveys controversial questions on race and symbols. The Washington building named for a segregationist faces debate over renaming, with critics urging change and supporters arguing for compromise.
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