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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2003
Page
2
The fragment lists personnel aboard the publication with Mudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 and Andrew Young, Scott Brown, Rudy Dicks, Pattiewald in editorial roles. It reflects a historical newspaper masthead detailing staff positions.
Lorain managers press pay freeze while city faces a 2.2 million gap and council members, firefighters, police, and other workers negotiate benefits and pay. Elyria Lorain schools closed amid negative wind chills to shield walkers. 8,000 students walk in Lorain and neighboring districts. Mary Jo Vasi faces censure after attempting to place a recycling project without proper consensus. Eddie Johnson, former Browns linebacker, dies at 43 after a two year colon cancer battle. a mid 80s defensive stalwart who earned the nickname The Assassin and later served as a minister.
A reader condemns Libya as UN rights chief pick and mocks U N credibility naming Cuba Sudan Algeria as members. Phil Van Treuren laments tax policy favoring stock heirs and double taxation, arguing the system benefits donors and the wealthy while workers pay both wages and taxes.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor as limited to 200 words, subject to editing for brevity and accuracy. It provides mailing and email contact details for letters, including a box address, fax, and editor contact information with incomplete spellings.
Lorain County Auditor Mark Stewart notes district lines expand beyond city borders due to annexations and municipal boundaries. The article explains three central concepts for locating a district center: geographic center, population density center, and child density center, with CSU Levin College profiles of 12 possible high school sites in April 2001 showing West Park closest to geographic center but not necessarily nearest to population.
Nat Hentoff reflects on the Fourth Circuit ruling allowing Yaser Esam Hamdi to be held indefinitely on U S soil without charges or access to counsel. He questions the court’s deference to executive war powers, the adequacy of review, and the erosion of separation of powers in a case that guards fundamental rights.
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