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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 2002
Page
3
Andrew Young serves as editor while Claude R. Marx occupies the editorial page editor position. The two hold senior roles shaping the paper's content and opinion pages.
The Lorain Journal petitions Lorain County Common Pleas Court to compel the Lorain County Community Action Agency to release public documents sought since May. The suit targets questions about the agency president’s private catering, a religious conference, and lease compliance, with a hearing scheduled Monday.
Elyria Township invites residents to a 7 p.m. meeting at the former Flyria West High School to discuss a proposed Joint Economic Development District with Elyria city. The plan would use city sewer access, apply building codes, and levy shared income tax within the area to encourage development and prevent annexation.
E R Shipp notes that racism persists in recording, with Michael Jackson urging unity while accusing Sony boss Tommy Mottola of racism. Sharpton defends Mottola, prompting debate about who should symbolize the civil rights fight. The column argues for broader inclusion and cautions against using Jackson as the movement’s emblem.
Betsy Hart reports on the clash between Martha Burk of the National Council of Women's Organizations and Augusta National Golf Club chairman William Hootie Johnson over the club's all male membership. Burk suggests boycotts or moving the Masters. Johnson defends private club policy and rejects dialogue.
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