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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 2003
Page
4
The Chronicle notes a historical record from Be work at 4 am with credits to A C Hudnutt publisher from 1927 to 1950 and listing Andrew Young editor Scott Brown and Patti Ewald among managing and assistant editors.
The Lorain County prosecutor Anthony Rich was moved to the juvenile division after ridiculing a defendant over Vietnam War injuries. Chief Assistant Rob Corts called it a judgment issue amid questions about internal decisions and potential other factors.
A former officer argues that most guards at Ohio prisons mostly socialize or rest rather than confront inmates. He claims only two maximum security facilities hold real danger and warns the public about internal staff issues. He recalls training advice that fellow officers pose more risk than inmates. He notes high pay and easy duties as context.
Diane Malloy of Grafton questions Lorain Correctional capacity and officer overtime after a surge in guards. Fred Smith of Elyria praises Black units like the 761st Tank Battalion for WW2 contributions. Sarabeth Anderson calls for UN reform and questions al Qaida hate, urging open forums and accountability.
American Legion Post 12 will honor the Four Chaplains at a memorial service today at 8 pm. The event commemorates the act of selfless sacrifice aboard the Dorchester during World War II and honors members who passed away in 2002. James Urig.
The Chronicle Telegram explains letters to the editor are welcome but may be edited for brevity and accuracy. Letters must be 200 words or less and should include signature full home address and telephone number. Contact details for mail fax and email are provided for submission to the Editorial Page Editor.
Bonnie Erbe examines the Maulers first same sex Maryland marriage where Georgie, born male, underwent gender change and Angela doubts the union. The state later voided the license raising questions about gender identity and legal recognition.
GAO official Robert Cramer testified that undercover agents used counterfeit documents to enter the United States at land air and sea ports without detection. Authorities criticized the limited test and urged broader use of preclearance programs to improve border security and reduce inspections for low risk crossers.
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