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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 2004
Page
3
Andrew R. Young is the editor with Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold serving as managing editor and assistant managing editor respectively, outlining new leadership of the paper.
Lorain Catholic graduates 47 students in red and white, marking the school’s final diploma as Lorain County’s Catholic high school landscape shifts. The closure, announced in February due to dwindling enrollment, leaves Elyria Catholic as the sole local option and prompts hopes a charter revival may spark.
Detroit Free Press notes that The Day After Tomorrow may entertain yet risks oversimplifying warming concerns. It cites rising global temperatures and accelerated glacial melt while urging continued policy action. Senators McCain and Lieberman seek to restore CO2 to 2000 levels by 2010, with a July 4 vote anticipated.
A letter recalls a stolen Memorial Day bouquet at St Mary Cemetery and the author’s decision to replace it with new flowers. Other letters praise George W. Bush’s early achievements and urge voting against outsourcing by supporting John Kerry.
A reader criticizes President Bush for economic hardship in Ohio, arguing outsourcing and job losses show the administration does not understand regular middle class Americans. The letter cites claims that Bush promises reform yet opposes extended unemployment benefits and personnel moves manufacturing abroad, predicting he will not win Ohio.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters up to about 200 words and may edit longer submissions for brevity and clarity. Include signature, full home address, and telephone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4070 Elyria 44036, fax 329-7282, attention Editorial Page Editor, or email étters chronicletelegram.com.
Marie Cocco notes Michael Moore’s Fahrenheit 9/11 sparks controversy and big profits as Disney Miramax clash over distribution. She contrasts charges of censorship with capitalism, likens it to The Passion backlash, and predicts critics will attack inaccuracies while Moore profiteers from controversy.
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