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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2003
Page
3
The Chronicle, founded July 24 1829, lists ALC Mudnutt as publisher with Andrew Young editor and Scott Brown on the editorial page. Rudy Dicks Pattie Walld served as managing editor and associate editor, reflecting a 1927 to 1950 era staff roster.
The Elyria district, in its state report card preview, shows seven of 22 standards met, 31.8 percent, with changes in scoring dampening results. Some students, notably sixth-graders at Oakwood and Roosevelt, improved across all five subjects, but overall progress remains insufficient as the community backs a new high school. Superintendent E Jean Harper pledges continued evaluation and broader community effort.
Dallas Morning News argues the FBI must separate fact from fiction before issuing terror alerts after a five Middle Eastern men manhunt was halted as a bogus tip led to released photos. The piece decries false alarms and urges double checking facts to avoid panicking the public.
A letter to the editor criticizes city leaders and historical groups for pursuing renovation over a new City Hall and Turner Building, arguing renovation costs rise, taxes burden workers, and the town lacks high wage jobs. The writer urges real solutions and better economic opportunities for Elyria residents.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters must be 200 words or shorter and include signature full home address and telephone number. Contact options include box mailing address fax and email for the editorial page editor and contact person Scott Brown.
Betsy Hart argues the tax cut debate exposes a double standard. She asserts that defining the rich shifts with who benefits, noting IRS and Tax Foundation figures that most tax burden falls on the top half, while Democrats cling to class warfare rhetoric despite broad public indifference.
In Silver City New Mexico veterans recall the Bataan Death March and World War II service. Nick Chintis and Al Luttmann from New Mexico National Guard endured brutal captivity while supporting U S military efforts in the Philippines. Luttmann aided prisoners and survivors, and Chintis later worked at the college admissions office. A memorial in Las Cruces honors Nick and his comrades, urging reflection on sacrifices made and to come.
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