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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 2004
Page
6
The chronicle lists key personnel including publishers C Hudnutt and A Hudnutt, editor Andrew R Young, editorial page editor Dave Perczek, managing editor Patti Ewald, and assistant managing editor Matt Westerhold. It notes historical owners from 1828 and a 20th century publishing lineage.
A $3.4 million federal grant from the FAA could fund runway resurfacing at Lorain County Regional Airport. The county must provide about $40,000 in matching funds. Officials say the project would also include a wildlife hazard assessment to improve safety and potentially attract business traffic to Lorain County.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to 200 words and edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters longer than 900 words may be trimmed. include signature full name address and phone number. Mailing address email and fax details are provided for submissions.
The governor branded California Democrats as girly men over the budget fight. Critics say the remark insults women and voters while avoiding tough fiscal truths and concessions. The piece notes the line echoes a Saturday Night Live joke about the actor turned governor.
The writer argues federal rules force libraries to filter Internet access, criticizing courts for denying filters and urging age verification. They label obscenity definitions as flawed and call for enforcement of laws against illegal pornography, noting clashes over free speech and government actions. John Kerry is referenced regarding tax law influence and Democratic blame.
Elyria reader Dave Sprague urges active participation to balance bad headlines with positive impacts. He recommends joining groups, supporting children, and voting to strengthen technology, medicine, and social progress.
After reading a report about a man accused of molesting children a parent checks a sex offender registry for Erie Huron and Lorain counties. The article notes nearly 400 convicted offenders near Cedar Point and Sandusky raising safety concerns for family days out.
A reader vents about Iraq, Vietnam, and Abu Ghraib, recalling a Purple Heart in 1951 and a brother killed in Korea. They criticize George W. Bush and Dick Cheney, call for Kerry Edwards, and accuse the administration of risking troops in a “mother of a can of worms.”
In a critical remark, Ann Tanner, a Democratic convention delegate, is challenged for lacking factual understanding of Bush administration job displacement claims. The writer accuses her of ignorance and fingers Bush personally for jobs leaving the country, noting job outflow began earlier and was not due to the president alone.
A citizen urges full federal protection for roadless national forests and opposes a proposed Roadless Rule that would allow governors to opt in or out. The note notes Alaska's Tongass exemption and warns the rule would threaten 58.5 million acres, with an 18 month petition window and interim protections.
A letter attacks John Kerry for alleged false claims about Bush funding for veterans programs. It cites Bush increases of over 20 billion in veterans funding and 40 percent rise in health care, while accusing Kerry of voting against a 1.3 billion veterans health care boost and troop funding. It criticizes Bush Iraq policy and notes casualties, injuries, and security concerns at events. MARTHA VENDA Otertin.
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