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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 2004
Page
4
The Chronicle masthead shows founders and publishers including A C Hudnutt and A D Hudnutt along with editors Andrew R Young Scott Brown and Patti Ewald. The page notes publication spans 1927 to 1991 and lists roles across editorial and management.
Mayor Grace logs about 17 500 miles yearly on city business and seeks a 469 dollar monthly travel allowance. City Council debates method of payment, comparing mileage reimbursement to leasing a car, with questions about log accuracy and outside-city travel.
Spirit leaves the lander and moves about 10 feet on Mars to explore around its site. It will push toward a crater about 270 yards away then roam further to investigate any points of interest. A second rover arrives January 24 and will start driving as well. Sojourner remains immobile after failing to recharge in 1997.
Clarence Page surveys Citizen King a PBS documentary on Martin Luther King Jr. final years. He notes King's shift toward poverty and antiwar causes, facing threats, FBI scrutiny, and shifting alliances as support frays yet his legacy endures.
Readers Alan Nunn and Frank Vandersommen criticize President Bush and Congress for funding Mars exploration while debts and domestic needs rise. They urge prioritizing water on Earth, accountability, and home charity before space programs. The Chronicle Telegram notes submission rules for letters.
In a new Suskind book and interviews Paul ONeill accuses Bush of aiming to topple Saddam from day one. The White House denies it, arguing regime change mirrored Clinton policy. ONeill credits tax cuts for 2003 growth but says more reforms could have followed. He alleges misread loyalty and clashes over tax cuts, calling for accountability.
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