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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2003
Page
4
The Chronicle primer shows Hudinett as publisher from 1927 to 1950 with A Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew Young, Scott Brown, Rudy Dicks, Patti Ewald among the editorial staff. The paper began July 24 1829 and identifies key roles including editor and managing editor.
Cleveland replaces John Lucas after a disastrous 8 and 42 season highlighted by a 13 game skid and 51 turnovers in two games. The team aims to mold young players Wagner Miles Boozer Davis into a future nucleus as the Indians rebuild and the Browns adapt to renewed patience.
The piece argues most Americans favor private abortion decisions and warns a new Republican majority will push late term bans and cross state line restrictions. It notes the drop in abortion rates and calls for expanded family planning and education rather than renewed polarization.
Letters accuse Midview school district of using an old 1930s tax law to raise property taxes despite voters rejecting a levy. Writers demand repeal or reform of the outdated rule, call for transparency, and criticize the board for political manipulation and extra levies.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with editing for brevity and accuracy. Letters must be 200 words or shorter and should include signature, full home address, and telephone number. Provide contact details for Mail, Fax, or Email submissions to the Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown.
British Prime Minister Tony Blair, praised for Churchillian resolve, defends action against Saddam Hussein at Question Time. He cites UN disarmament, rejects oil motive theories, warns of risks of inaction, and insists on upholding international will despite domestic and opposition critics.
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