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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 2003
Page
3
A fragmentary notice lists The Chronicle founded July 24 1829 with Hudnutt as publisher. It references Andrew Ar. Young as publisher and Scott Brown as editorial page editor along with Rudy Dicks as managing editor and Patti Ewald as assistant managing editor.
Chronicle Telegram notes Andy Schaefer, a 12 year old carrier, surviving a serious accident and returning to delivery. The piece highlights Internet reach, readers worldwide staying updated, and a Marine reader in Japan sending gifts. It frames kindness sparked by online coverage.
Washington scrutiny grows over Bush war rationale. Gen Tommy Franks showed a map with green desert Iraq while Rep Tauscher noted the triangle and dots marked 70 percent of the population. Critics accuse intelligence of bias and misrepresentation, citing Niger uranium claims and exiles like Chalabi.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Brevity is urged with a limit of about 200 words and signatures, home address, and phone number must be included. Contact details for mail fax and email are provided for editorial submissions.
Cal Thomas assesses President Bush's Senegal address as morally focused and redemptive, praising his handling of slavery's legacy and its moral lessons. The piece contrasts Bush with Clinton on race and argues reparative help to Africa aligns with conservative American values. It notes Bush cited Lincoln and the Declaration of Independence and remarks on potential democratic and economic aid to Africa.
A collection of letters from readers expresses frustration with national politics and local governance. Topics include Medicare and Social Security debates, mayoral conduct in Elyria, library funding in Lorain, and Amherst development concerns. Readers urge accountability, debate access, and focus on economic impact and public services.
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