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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 2003
Page
2
A historic newspaper excerpt lists founders and staff: July 24, 1829 founding date, A C Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950, with Andrew Young as editor and Scott Brown on the editorial page, Rudy Dicks Pattiewald as managing editor and assistant managing editor.
In a clash over economic priorities Lorain favors a major retailer over a steel mill and a unionized, higher paying alternative. The city’s handling of road widening promises and nearby Amherst contributions sparks questions about long term impact on local jobs and neighborhoods.
The Woodrow Wilson High School students and nearby junior high pupils held a daylong protest at a Washington subway station against the U.S. invasion of Iraq. About 100 demonstrators chanted slogans while parents and 25 teachers supported the act, raising questions about discipline and school policy.
A reader criticizes the January 10 pro Bush economic stimulus piece. They argue corporations and stock dividends are taxed separately and call the plan voodoo while noting taxes accumulate on a single dollar. The writer disputes the article’s persuasion but agrees some reasoning exists.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter submissions noting a 200 word limit and editor edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Authors must include signature full address and telephone with contact details for mail fax and email submission to the Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown.
Cal Thomas criticizes Gallup polls as unreliable and biased while noting Bush’s approval dips below 60 percent. He argues polls reflect feelings, not knowledge, and warns outcomes should be judged by results, not opinion surveys. He cites tax cut support and Iraq policy, urging decisive leadership.
The article argues that climate fluctuations are natural and long term, noting human CO2 contributions are real but small in impact. It cites past eras like the Little Ice Age and Greenland’s verdure, and warns major changes unfold over centuries. It highlights West Antarctic Ice Sheet retreat and potential sea level rise, concluding only slow adjustments are possible.
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