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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2004
Page
5
A newspaper masthead lists Cooper Hudnutt as publisher Andrew R Young as editor Rudy Dicks as managing editor and Patti Ewald as assistant managing editor reflecting the paper’s leadership lineup.
Blackwell defends early repeal of the 1 cent sales tax arguing Medicaid costs justify cuts. He cites 2002 data showing 1.67 million Ohioans received Medicaid while 1.17 million were below poverty. he implies trimming those near poverty could offset budget losses. Critics warn targeting the poor and libraries harms vulnerable residents.
President Bush cites rising business investment and stock markets to tout tax relief as fueling the economy while 1.9 million workers have been unemployed six months or more. Congress let extended benefits lapse and faces calls to renew them immediately to aid families facing poverty without new jobs.
Readers discuss funding the Elyria Public Library and library hours, review a Hazelett case, critique Mercury safety and vaccine concerns, question political campaign magnets and spending, defend concealed carry, and critique downtown parking and the new transportation hub with emphasis on local figures such as Marilyn Durban, Jennifer Mann, Joanne Olds, Antoinette Out, Michael Dalton, and Melonie Houske.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines rules for letters to the editor. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number with mail or email submission details.
Martin Schvam writes a blunt briefing warning General Clark and Doctor Dean that sensitive past remarks on al Qaeda and gun control may be raised by reporters on the campaign trail. The column links Clark's New Hampshire remarks and Dean's NRA history to potential national scrutiny and political risk.
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