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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 2002
Page
2
A brief newspaper card noting Hudnutt as publisher, with Cooper Hudnutt and Scott Brown in editorial roles. Published July 24, 1829 AD.
Law enforcement agencies including Elyria Lorain Oberlin police the Lorain County Drug Task Force the county prosecutor s office the DEA and state attorney general s office joined in a major seizure last week. The operation netted 22 pounds of cocaine and nine arrests, marking one of Lorain County s biggest drug cases in memory.
Maria Kawentel in Parma notes a Wellington letter against parole for priests and praises prison for abusers while criticizing Ohio Senate actions to divert lottery funds from education. She urges voters to oppose Jeffry Armbruster, arguing attacks on schools hurt children and misused funds worsen education funding.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines rules for letters to the editor. Letters must be 200 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Contact options include mail fax and email with the editor noted for submissions.
The piece argues against the Homeland Security plan Operation TIPS and its nationwide network of civilian observers. It cites Citizens Corps, federal officials, and critics like Zev Chafets and Dick Armey while urging vigilance to protect civil liberties under Ashcroft Ridge and Bush. It portrays fears of a Big Brother surveillance state.
John Magaw's resignation after seven months as TSA head follows criticism from airport operators, airlines, unions, lawmakers, and Secretary Mineta. James Loy, previously Coast Guard commandant, chosen to replace him and push modernization including higher pay, more capable screeners, and advanced tech such as explosives detectors, body scanners, and facial recognition.
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