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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2004
Page
4
Dave Perczek is Editorial Page Editor Patti Ewald serves as Managing Editor and Matt Westerhold acts as Assistant Managing Editor in the news organization leadership lineup.
As Lorain County prepares to open the Justice Center this summer deputies will carry guns while all other police officers must surrender their firearms at the door. Judges defend security citing increased risk, while police chiefs urge armed officers on duty.
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and edits them for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited to fit length. Include signature full home address and telephone number by mail fax or email.
A reader from Lorain County Community College notes China blends capitalism with socialism, citing 210000 millionaires and massive projects like the Three Gorges Dam. He argues foreign investment and U.S. engagement shape China’s rise and global economic impact.
Mitch Albom recounts Ben Kelso, once a celebrated coach at Cooley High, ousted from Southfield High amid allegations of stealing ticket money. After 18 months of career and personal upheaval, the State Tenure Commission ruled he should be rehired. Kelso prepares to rejoin staff as his wife worries and a former player expresses gratitude from overseas.
In a father son exchange the piece argues against a new draft while noting studies showing rural areas supply a disproportionate share of military casualties. It cites the St Louis Post-Dispatch and Austin American Statesman analyses finding many deaths from small towns, and discusses stop loss and the persistence of volunteer service amid limited local opportunities.
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