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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 2005
Page
3
Publisher Cooper Hudnutt and Editor in Chief Andrew A Young lead the publication with Dave Perczek Editorial Page Editor Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold serving as Managing Editor and Assistant Managing Editor respectively.
Washington Post commentary argues against permanent parking lot closures and new anti- vehicle barriers at the Jefferson and Lincoln Memorials. It criticizes the Park Service for restricting public access as a threat to open society, urging Congress to curb such measures and preserve access to national monuments. Judy Scott Feldman is cited urging public access as essential to the monuments’ meaning.
The former Yugoslav republic of Macedonia faced internal and external threats from Albanian and Greek sensitivities since independence in 1991. A 2001 law granted Albanian Macedonian rights, with a referendum to repeal it failing for lack of turnout. The US recognition of the Republic of Macedonia boosted moderates despite Greek discomfort, suggesting diminished motives for Albanian nationalist-driven conflict.
A year of letters to the editor laments Elyria’s street conditions and questions budgeting and funding. A reader urges investigative reporting into street repairs and city finances, asking how license fees and other funds are spent and why patches outpace paving. The piece also touches on national defense rhetoric and the handling of military vehicle recovery.
A skeptical voice critiques door to door religious proselytizing as a privacy invasion comparable to telemarketing. It argues laws protect privacy, cites Article 9 of the Bill of Rights and contemplates Supreme Court limits and potential clashes between Articles.
The article reports six young men were convicted for stealing abandoned vehicles to aid a mission transporting fuel in Iraq. The piece frames the defendants as volunteers serving their country, noting the severity of the charges and the legal consequences.
A large marcha in Washington on January 24 marks the Roe v Wade anniversary. Speakers rail against abortion, urging education and informed choice while condemning perceived misinformation. Protesters demand better information on alternatives and contraception.
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The piece laments shrinking human contact as companies rely on Web sites and automated phones to handle inquiries. It recounts fruitless searches for phone numbers, the Economist subscription hurdles, and a New York Times report on the era of impersonal customer service, noting Denver and Colorado Springs as examples.
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