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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 2004
Page
3
The Roek 2 notes historic leadership from founded July 24, 1829. Hudnutt served as publisher from 1927 to 1950 and again 1970 to 1991 with Cooper Hudnutt as publisher. Andrew A. Young, editor. Scott Brown, editorial page editor. Patti Ewald, managing editor. Matt Westerhold, assistant managing editor.
Education Secretary Paige announced changes to the No Child Left Behind Act to prevent large numbers of non English speaking students from being labeled failing and to exclude severely disabled students from counting against schools. Opposition is mounting in Virginia Utah Vermont as critics demand common sense adjustments while preserving the law's core aim of universal student opportunity.
A Washington Post analysis argues Virginia’s court appointed lawyer caps undermine the constitutionally required right to counsel. It recounts a 1998 Richmond case where defense lawyers faced sanctions for challenging the caps, effectively chilling capable challenges and potentially leaving wrongly imprisoned defendants unrepresented.
The Chronicle-Telegram announces a special primary preview on Tuesday detailing all candidates and issues for Lorain County voters ahead of the March 2 polls.
Readers urge a March 2 vote for Issue 24 in Elyria and for the North Ridgeville levy to fund district operations. Letters cite nine years on a fixed income, state funding cuts, and No Child Left Behind costs as reasons to approve the measures. The page also notes Elyria High attendance concerns and promotes Dennis Will for Lorain County offices.
Dawn and Jose Alvarado praise Commissioner Mary Jo Vasi for arranging a Lorain County Bicentennial Bell display in school visits after a county fair molding event. The plan placed a bronze bell in a case with casting notes, shared with every school to inspire students. Vote for Vasi on March 3.
The Chronicle-Telegram invites letters to the editor for the March 2 primary. Submissions must be 200 words or shorter and include signature, full address, and phone number. Guidelines specify brevity and potential editing. mail, fax, and email contact options are provided.
David Broder argues that Howard Dean reshaped the Democratic discourse despite ending his campaign. Dean energized a coalition around Iraq policy and tax reform, influencing Kerry and Edwards and spawning Meet-Up networks that may fuel future candidates.
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