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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2004
Page
4
Scott Brown serves as editorial page editor overseeing opinion content and shaping the newspaper’s reader viewpoint. He coordinates columns and editorials, guiding tone and stance across sections while collaborating with staff writers and editors.
Lt. Barry Accorti notes North Ridgeville police must pass annual tests including weight lifting pull ups and a 1.5 mile run to stay on the force since 1990. Lorain Oberlin and the Sheriff’s Department offer fitness incentives while broader calls urge universal department programs.
A reader praises Jack Kilroy as honest capable and campaign manager for Sue Morano. Kilroy led Grassroots Leadership and Avon City Council work showing he can win county campaigns and promote jobs. The letter urges support for Kilroy in the March primary.
A vendor at a local gun show replies to a January 15 letter arguing attendees lack hygiene. The writer defends fellow participants as ordinary American citizens from varied jobs and backgrounds, urging bathe and floss more regularly while affirming the free country.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter submission rules for readers including word length around 200 words, editor edits for brevity and accuracy, and required signature full address and phone number. Submission options include by mail at Box 4010 THytia 44036 by fax and by email to letters chronicletelegram com with attention to the Editorial Page Editor.
Dana Thomasson notes the Democratic race may not yield a clear delegate winner at Boston's convention. McAuliffe front-loaded strategy backfires as Iowa caucuses fail to settle the field, with Dean Kerry Edwards and others entering prolonged battles into late spring. The piece weighs potential outcomes, including a brokered convention and renewed voter energy or apathy.
Setsy Hart argues against giving children endless choices at a school fair. She recounts a volunteer Sno Cone shift where over-the-top customization slowed service, urging one color per cone and occasional guided choices. She contrasts parental authority with a cultural push for child autonomy.
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