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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2004
Page
4
A historical masthead lists founders and publishers with years 1820 to 1991. A Cooper Hudnuttt Andrew A. Young appear as publisher and editor respectively, with Dave Perczek Patti Ewald Matt Westerhold as editorial leadership.
Last week Amherst hosted teams from Kiedrowski's Bakery and WOBL WDLW for a charity softball game to help the Erie Shores Humane Society. Dogs were on site for adoption and LifeShare collected blood donations for the cause, drawing a feel good turnout.
Letters to the editor argue for Avon Lake recreation center, noting job creation for Lorain County residents, senior benefits, and curriculum value for schools while warning against tax increases to fund a private public partnership. County and state figures referenced caution against over subsidizing with higher taxes.
Reg Henry of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette riffs on the hypothetical John John ticket for Kerry Edwards, noting double-barreled names attract chatter and may shape perceptions while mocking Bush and campaign theatrics. The piece wanders through pop culture, dining, and imagined reactions, ending with a wry nod to holiday optimism.
Kennedy and Dukakis offered historical contrasts as John Kerry seeks to mirror their paths. Kerry, a seasoned senator and Navy veteran, confronts a race shaped by religion, regional dynamics, and a tougher South. Edwards as running mate shifts the map, while Bush’s war record fails to end troop commitments. The convention kicks off with Kerry aiming to energize diverse factions and counter persistent attacks on his values.
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