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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 2004
Page
4
Andrew R. Young serves as editor with Scott Brown as editorial page editor. The masthead lists their roles prominently, reflecting leadership of the publication.
Sheriff Phil Stammitti seeks $190000 more to cover 5 percent raises and pay increases after a 2.5 percent county budget cut. Commissioners weigh priorities, noting 2003 sheriff sales rose 67 percent to 1226, and warn funding for safety may compel other departments to ask for more. Blair and Vasi favor awaiting first-quarter revenue data before acting.
Democrat National Committee chairman Terry McAuliffe told CNN the party is in the best shape ever with millions in the bank and new headquarters. He noted Bush’s near 200 million fundraising for re-election and lack of rivals within his party.
Letter writer urges supporting Robert Rousseau in the March 2 primary for the Republican state central committee seat in the 13th District. He defends Rousseau over ethics questions about a Micro Advantage contract, praising his public service and campaign aid to the county.
Correction notes a fax error led to omission of co signers including Marcy Kaptur Dennis Kucinich Tim Ryan and others on a letter to the editor about President Bush economic policies in Tuesdays Chronicle Telegram. The paper invites letters under 200 words with signatures full address and telephone.
President George Bush bypassed the Senate to appoint Charles W. Pickering Sr to a federal appeals court seat provoking criticism from Sen. Jon Corzine who called it a travesty. The piece notes recess appointment history, party dynamics, and implications for the judiciary and 2004 political strategy.
Guest editorial outlines a bipartisan push for reform after years of electing judges. It cites 1851 origins, 5.6 million spent on TV ads in 2002 races, and calls for a statewide process with voter guides, longer terms for certain courts, stricter qualification requirements, higher salaries, and funded disclosure. Citizens urged to contact state reps and join ongoing dialogue.
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