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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2003
Page
3
The Chronicle publishes a full masthead listing founders, publishers, editors, and staff. It notes origins dating to July 24, 1829 with key personnel including A. Cooper Hudnitt as publisher, Andrew Young as editor, Scott Brown as editorial page editor, Rudy Dicks as managing editor, and Patti Ewald as assistant managing editor.
Our opinion argues against Rep Jim Aslanides’s House Bill 21 allowing concealed weapons in public and at events. Opponents cite Brookings data linking carry laws to higher crime and warn budget priorities deserve focus.
Readers attack Gov. Taft over sin taxes on cigarettes and alcohol saying state mismanages funds and taxes fall on the “little guy.” They urge opposition to ballot levies, warn industry leaves the U.S., and criticize Republican leadership while calling for budget restraint and watchdog oversight.
President George W. Bush demonstrates conviction in his State of the Union push, stressing faith based aid, AIDS funding, and permanent tax cuts. Supporters hail his disciplined, confident style while critics and Democrats remain negative, yet his resolve appears resilient to opposition. Readers may contact Cad Thors through Tribune Media Services or online.
Joseph Perkins of The San Diego Union-Tribune notes that while Super Bowl week draws lavish spending and protests against wealth, it also hosts charity events. Taste of the NFL and other fundraisers support hunger relief groups like Second Harvest and the San Diego Food Bank, raising about $500,000, aiding the needy amid the luxury spectacle.
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