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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 2003
Page
22
The Chronicle presents its masthead with A C Hudnutt publisher from 1927 to 1950 A Cooper Hudnutt publisher Andrew Young editor Scott Brown editorial page editor Rudy Dicks managing editor Patti Ewald assistant managing editor.
Our Opinion finds fault with Governor Taft and Ohio legislators for failing to fix a 720 million hole. It notes education funding cuts threaten Lorain Schools and other districts, with declines in teachers and textbooks. It singles out Sen. Jeff Armbruster for supporting revenue needs and opposing education cuts.
Readers denounce U.S. policy toward Iraq and call for honest leadership. Clarence Scarborough questions world support and criticizes the administration. Richard Lewis laments political self interest and fears for Truman-like honesty. Mary Jo Vasi defends military service and urges peaceful, united action.
A high school government class examines how liberty is priced in wartime discourse. The writer contrasts pro and antiwar views on Iraq, noting UN resolutions, appeasement, and the costs of freedom amid calls for action against Saddam Hussein.
Donald Staley of Lorain attacks a proposed city income tax amid a 2.2 million deficit. He criticizes Mayor Craig Fortin Safety Service Director Craig Miller and Asst. Safety Director Jose Escobar, labeling them the Three Stooges and urging new leadership.
The Chronicle Telegram details letters to the editor policy including word limit of 200, editing for brevity accuracy and clarity, required signature full home address and phone number. Submission options include mail fax and email with contact person Scott Brown and provided addresses and lines.
A veteran intergovernmental expert warns that U S states and cities face serious fiscal peril under Bush era policies. The piece cites potential $100 billion costs of war impact, state and city losses, and reduced federal aid for first responders and local services.
Marie Cocco notes global marches against U S plans for regime change in Iraq. She contrasts Bush demand for allied support with protesters worldwide and argues respect for differing views is not shown by the administration. The piece cites focus group sales tactics and calls Bush perceived arrogant by European diplomats.
Highlights include Diesel’s engine patent in 1893, Desert Storm ground assault in 1991, and Dolly the cloned lamb in 1997. Birthdays list Handel Willard Du Bois Shirer, with sports note on Eric Heiden’s 1980 five golds. Moon phase noted. Quote critiques liberty and politics.
Tribune Media Service notes a mix of remarks on France and the Statue of Liberty. It highlights Richard Gephardt declaring his candidacy at a Missouri high school and Carol Moseley Braun entering the race. The piece also references a controversial high school yearbook line and other scattered remarks.
Charles Krauthammer argues France sabotages US policy on Iraq to craft a new global power balance. He notes Chirac’s rebuke of Eastern European support, the EU’s pushback, and France’s aim to lead a pole opposing American hyperpower amid post Cold War unipolarity.
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