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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 2004
Page
8
Chronicle history notes the founding on July 24 1828 and lists publishers Hugnutt Hudnutt Arthur D Hudnutt A Cooper Hudnutt and editor Andrew R Young along with staff roles Dave Perczek Pattie Wald Matt Westerhold and managing editor positions.
A patriotic reflection on the United States birthday year 228, noting independence from Britain in 1776, key founders, and the enduring freedoms and opportunities in America. The piece cites civic life, media, religion, and local Lorain County highlights like the lakeshore and Oberlin art museum.
Editorial argues the Supreme Court correctly struck down the Child Online Protection Act as unconstitutional and unenforceable. It urges stronger parental tools and market-driven filtering tech, noting V chip analogies and antivirus software as models, while calling on industry groups to advance practical, widely used filters.
A North Ridgeville High School alumnus recalls Ray Baldauf No 70 inscribed on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial and honors his sacrifice. The letter compares wartime leadership, cites political figures, defends U S actions post 9 11 and critiques local Route 7 190 traffic, blaming planners rather than drivers.
The Chronicle Telegram announces guidelines for letters to the editor. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number for mail submissions and follow specified fax and email submission details.
The Abu Ghraib revelations spur debate on brutality in American prisons. Advocates note widespread overcrowding and harsh treatment, with 2.1 million inmates nationwide, racial disparities, and calls for reform yet little national leadership.
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