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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2004
Page
3
The Chronicle presents a historical newspaper masthead announcing founders and publishers from 1829 through 1950 and 1901, with editors including A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew Fr Young Dave Perczek and Matt Westerhold, reflecting a lineage of leadership.
The newspaper admits it published a photo of 11 year old Matthew Meisler charged with aggravated murder and tampering with evidence. Editors discuss limits on juvenile images and names but did not comply with courtroom restrictions. Apology issued to the court, parties, and readers for failing to keep their word.
A reader asks if many Americans believe in an Iraq al Qaeda connection or if the public is smarter than the press. The letter argues there is evidence of al Qaeda ties to training and harboring operatives, urging a broader war effort beyond direct attackers. It cites Pearl Harbor lessons and criticizes nude protest responses as freedom of expression misapplied.
The Chronicé Telegram invites letters to the editor limited to about 200 words, subject to editing for brevity and clarity. Include signature full name address and telephone number. Provide mailing address and contact details for letters to the editor in Elyria Ohio.
Martin Schram notes John Edwards brings fresh experience to the Kerry ticket after six years in the Senate, balancing a veteran Kerry and energizing the Democratic lineup. The column contrasts Bush’s 2000-era claims of inexperience with current criticisms, cites Edwards’ potential to win Ohio, and highlights Edwards as a strong campaigner and effective communicator for the Democrats.
Masses weigh Edwards as Kerry picks Edwards for vice president amid questions about gravitas and leadership. The piece notes Edwards's limited executive background, geographic balance, and Catholic/Protestant contrasts while weighing his appeal to working voters and potential Senate implications in North Carolina.
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