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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2002
Page
12
The Chronicle notes its founding date July 24 1829 and lists key staff including publisher Alc Hudnutt from 1927 to 1950 and editors Andrew Young Scott Brown on the editorial page.
The Youngstown Democrat Jim Traficant was ousted from the U.S. House in a bipartisan vote after federal convictions for bribery and kickbacks. Sentencing is set for Tuesday in Cleveland, with appeals possible. Traficant plans to run from jail as an independent in November.
The Sarbanes bill clears Senate and negotiators but still awaits ratification and presidential signature. It marks a major step in corporate reform yet misses key areas. Stock options accounting and pension protections require SEC oversight and vigilance to ensure genuine change.
David Fisher attacks Linda Murray’s July 24 letter claiming he would resign if three others quit. He argues the move is unlikely and notes Superintendent Sherry Buccieri leads under stress. Board split, with two members seeking to undermine decisions, while Tim Butts Brian Fehlan and Lorene Baker push for student and district progress. Patricia Sumpter is a former Wellington school board president.
A reader criticizes the Wellington jury for not convicting Lee Roy Drake in the shooting of a neighbor's dog. The writer calls the verdict outdat ed and argues Drake's cruelty shows potential for future harm, urging family intervention and medical evaluation.
Clarence Page argues Woods could impact golf's politics by speaking out on exclusivity at Augusta National and similar clubs. He contrasts Woods hints on activism with past actions, urging public stance on membership diversity and accountability in sports leadership.
The era of American preeminence prompts mixed views in three major magazines. Foreign Affairs and The Economist defend U S leadership, citing 31 percent of world GDP and 88 percent of box office, while Foreign Policy argues power is waning.
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