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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 2004
Page
3
The notice lists founders and publishers from 1829 to 1991 and names current staff including Arthur D. Hudnutt, editor Scott Brown, Patti Ewald as managing editor, and Matt Westerhold as assistant managing editor. It references Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew Fly Young in leadership roles.
The commentary urges calm as Lorain County officials debate a 190000 request for the sheriff's department. It notes the 3.5 percent of a 5.6 million annual budget, questions need for drastic measures, and warns against heightening township safety fears while budget figures and potential tax changes loom.
President Bush will meet privately with the commission's chairman and vice chair and will not testify publicly. The panel pushed toward a May 27 deadline with substantial work remaining as it seeks interviews with Cheney Clinton and Gore. A two month extension is under discussion while Congress considers extending the commission's life to January 10 2005.
The Chronicle-Telegram presents editorials and guest columns inviting reader challenge and responses. It encourages letters to the editor to share opinions on the page’s viewpoints and commentary.
Elizabeth Gawen writes from LaGrange urging Elyria residents to vote for Issue 13 and Issue 24 on March 2. She argues public libraries and Elyria Schools need steady funding amid 25 percent state cuts and rising costs. She emphasizes no tax increase and notes teachers' dedication and student outcomes.
A reader criticizes The Chronicle-Telegram for praise of America Coming Together’s door to door voter registration in Lorain County, questions objectivity, and cites two editing oversights. The note contrasts campaign motives with citizen voting rights and recounts concerns about two photos during Black History Month featuring a Black girl nearly unseen.
The Chronicle Telegram prints letters to the editor on the March 2 primary. submissions must arrive by 5 pm on Wednesday Feb 25. Include signature, full home address and phone number. guidelines allow 200 words or less and offer editing for brevity and accuracy.
A steelworker praises Sherrod Brown for questioning President Bush about his military service. The writer claims Bush avoided combat while criticizing Bush defenders. They contrast Brown's courage with what they view as Bush's abuse of power and defend Powell.
Elyria writer TOM CALLAHAN notes a heated exchange between U S Rep Sherrod Brown and Secretary of State Colin Powell during a congressional hearing. He argues Powell's defense signals Bush administration pressure and calls for full disclosure from Bush Cheney Rumsfeld Powell.
A reader praises U S Representative Sherrod Brown for asking tough questions about war in Iraq, urging continued inquiry. The letter lauds Brown for representing the public and seeking accountability amid a controversial era and military casualties.
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