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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2003
Page
4
The Chronicle lists Poe Rokeree as founder and July 24 1829 as a key date. A C Hudnutt served as publisher 1927 1950 with A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew Young and Scott Brown in editorial roles Rudy Dicks Pattewald as assistant managing editor.
State Rep Koziura enters Lorain mayoral race challenging incumbent Craig Foltin. Deficit projected around 2.2 million, wage cuts anger city workers, while Foltin campaigns on tax increases. Degan and Stan Cinninger also seek Democratic nod. Koziura must present a forward plan to survive May primary and challenge in November.
The Chronicle Telegram explains that editorials, guest pieces and columns on this page aim to challenge readers to form opinions and invite letters to the editor sharing thoughts and viewpoints.
A pair of letters discuss Gulf War veterans health issues from 1991 and demand stronger government action before further conflicts. They also protest inconsistent snow plowing on Vermilion Road near Firelands High School, urging safer winter road conditions and better plowing.
Local reader Lois J. Mori of Amherst laments the 2000 election outcome and critiques the Gore campaign. She stresses moral concerns, praises preservation of traditional family values, and argues for universal preschool to counter competing value systems.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor, set a 200 word limit, and may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone, with mailing fax or email contact details for editorial submission and staff contacts.
Dan K. Thomasson notes the Democratic race faces a money squeeze and many candidates, inclining toward a thinning field. Analysts, led by James Carville, warn a prolonged multi candidate contest could blur the message against George W. Bush. Among frontrunners are Lieberman Kerry Edwards Gephardt, with Kucinich Moseley Braun and others unlikely to change the odds. A clash over Iraq policy risks rallying support for Bush if war starts. The piece warns early conflict is costly and uncertain.
In a sharp critique of federal spending, Cal Thomas decries pork barrel politics and waste from Congress, citing examples like Hall of Fame funding, bear DNA work, and office space for Byrd. He urges term limits and citizen activism to curb excess while urging readers to contact their lawmakers and support tax cuts.
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