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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2003
Page
4
The Chronicle lists founder July 24 1829 and 1927 1950 publisher Hudnutt with A Cooper Hudnutt as publisher Andrew Young editor Scott Brown editorial page editor Rudy Dicks managing editor Patti Ewald assistant managing editor.
North Ridgeville safety service director Jim Johnson faces scrutiny after a sewer tap-in bill for his business, Ridgeville Tire Center, was cut dramatically from 87 831 to 1 342 a day later. A handwritten note on the bill cites Johnson and city engineer Thomas Beutler. The case highlights conflicts between public duty and private interests as the city awaits a detailed explanation amid partisan tensions and mayoral race implications.
The St Louis Post-Dispatch recalls a postwar tale of a Japanese city renamed Usa to counter shoddy exports. During President Bushs St Louis stop, he spoke to a select crowd in a warehouse with a painted Made in USA backdrop while real boxes labeled Made in China were discreetly covered.
The column argues that Hispanics, not Blacks, are the largest minority in the United States per Census data. It criticizes Black demands for equal shares in media and awards, noting that with about 12.7 percent population Blacks should not secure a fixed 30-30 split and challenges current black entitlement rhetoric.
Glenn Walter questions government intelligence on weapons of mass destruction and satellite capabilities. He argues for proof before war, calling for UN inspectors and questioning a two front war, North Korea as a greater threat. The letter appears in The Chronicle Telegram with submission guidelines.
Dan K. Thomesson blasts France for opposing a U.N. resolution to disarm Iraq. He criticizes French policy, culture, and leadership in the Security Council, calling for a strong American stance and telling France to “kiss off.”
Special analysis argues the Super Bowl's dominance stems from momentum built over the NFL season and a yearlong media collaboration. Parity ensures all 22 teams can contend, with revenue sharing and TV rights fueling a mass viewing ritual that even nonfans join.
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