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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2003
Page
2
Chronicle page lists Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew Young as editors and Scott Brown as editorial page editor. Rudy Dicks Patt Ewald as managing and assistant editors.
Republic Engineered Products says it will reimburse COBRA costs and provide sickness and accident pay to 45 former employees from its Lorain plant as part of a temporary health plan. The step follows disputes over rehiring after the bankruptcy sale and amid EEOC suits, with unions and city officials watching future abatement requests.
Lorain Marfori, past president and current censor of the Lorain County Medical Society, applauds West Virginia physicians for taking a stand against runaway malpractice premiums. He urges Lorain County doctors to follow their lead, citing the Hippocratic Oath and doctors’ around-the-clock duties.
A Wellington Chronicle Telegram reader claims the Jan 9 school board meeting was summarized with focus on negatives. The letter praises Principal Terry King’s work at Wellington High School and notes a drug dog proposal was omitted.
A diabetes advocate urges President Bush and Congress to elevate funding for diabetes research and programs at NIH and CDC. The piece cites 716,000 deaths annually, $100 billion in costs, and rising U S cases with CDC projections of 50 percent more diabetes from 1994 to 2000 and over 10 percent of Americans affected by 2010.
Sab Clark discusses travel frustrations from New York City cab drivers to area movers who demand 25 percent tips before unloading. He notes drivers hold belongings hostage if tips are refused and laments global tipping culture. Glenn Walter.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines that letters to the editor are welcome and subject to editing for brevity and accuracy. Submissions must include signature, full home address, and telephone number, with contact options by mail, fax, or email, and a page editor contact for editorial queries.
Rote Reno argues Bush's 674 billion stimulus plan favors the rich, cites corporate tax cuts and a CSX profit example, and notes polls show potential class war backlash. He quotes Harry Reid and William Gale, predicting public support for Bush may endure despite accusations of unfair benefits.
Cal Thomas defends the death penalty after Illinois Governor Ryan commuted over 160 sentences. He argues miscarriages of justice should be fixed without abolition, cites cases of murder by inmates spared, notes opponents exaggerate error rates, and urges continued capital punishment for the worst killers.
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