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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 2004

Page

3

Hudnutt and Young Publishers List Inks

Publisher and editorial staff history list names and roles from the Hudnutt family and Andrew R. Young. It notes founding date July 24 1829 and spans publishers from 1927 to 1991 with Arthur D. Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt.

A.C. Hudnutt Arthur D. Hudnutt A. Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R. Young

Smoke alarms save lives when properly maintained

Opinion piece emphasizes maintenance of smoke detectors to prevent deaths as in a recent fire killing Maxine Wesley and her daughter Sandra. It cites NFPA tips for installation and upkeep including floor placement, battery changes, cleaning, replacing alarms every ten years, and preparedness steps for hearing impaired residents.

Maxine Wesley Sandra Eer Brown Maxine Brighton Township United States National Fire Protection Association

Why did we get it wrong about Iraq WMD claims

Scripps Howard News Service reports that the Bush administrations main reason for invading Iraq was Saddam Husseins alleged weapons of mass destruction. David Kay states weapons do not exist after searching for them. The piece notes intelligence failure and hints that UN inspections had eroded Iraqs capabilities by 1991.

Bush Iraq Saddam Hussein United States David Kay Red Kay

Vote for Issue 16 to Fund North Ridgeville Library

Simon Dake II urges residents to support Issue 16 on March 2 to protect library resources at the North Ridgeville Branch. He cites student access to computers, evening hours, and current information as essential for coursework and research.

Simon North Ridgeville Tom Dake

Wake up call on GM crops and insects in nature

Joanne Olds from Wakeman urges regulation after concerns about genetically modified grains and orange beetles spreading, fearing allergies and uncontrolled populations. She warns of potential super pests like mosquitoes and silkworms and criticizes rapid drug and product testing by scientists and pharmaceutical companies.

Joanne Olds Wakeman

Crespo Faces Hatch Act Dilemma in Commissioner Race

Juan Molina Crespo must choose to resign and run or withdraw from the race. The U S Office of Special Counsel notes Hatch Act applicability to public office candidacy. If unresolved, OSC may refer to the Merit Systems Protection Board and a finding could force removal or loss of two years salary.

Juan Molina Crespo U.S Office of Special Coinsel US Office of Special Counsel Crespo Special Counsel Merit Systems Protection Board

Notable Attitude Toward Charity and Local Figures Cited

Elyria letter writer Thomas Bowen praises the Kroc family for donating to Salvation Army community centers and compares them to the Gates family. The note salutes their generosity as a model of decency and hopes others follow their good graces.

Roy Joan Kroc America Salvation Army Gates Krocs Frank Vandersommen Elyria

Guidelines for letters to the editor at The Chronicle Telegram

The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited to fit length. Include signature full home address and phone number with mailing fax or email contact details for submission.

Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Chronicletelegram.com

Bush's political science war on peer review and science

The piece condemns the Bush administration for reshaping peer review to suit ideology. It argues OMB aims to replace career scientists with politically driven figures, undermining federal science from health to environment. It cites NIH, FDA, and stem cell funding as examples and warns of broader gains for industry and religious interests.

Office of Management and Budget OMB Bush Omb Nixon Occupational Health and Safety Administration Environmental Protection Agency Nuclear Regulatory Commission Philadelphia Inquirer Bush Administration Bush American Society For Reproductive Medicine NIH Filas Zerhouni Congress Wall Street

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Ree Patti Ewald Scott Brown Aleal Wellington Bill Brown Scripps Howard News Service Rorke Ridgeville Lorain County Thomas Bowen Elyria FDA
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