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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2004
Page
3
Dave Perczek Editorial Page Editor Patti Ewald Managing Editor Matt Westerhold Assistant Managing Editor listed as the newsroom leadership credits.
The Buckeyes dismissed basketball coach Jim O Brien after a probe found he gave a Yugoslav recruit six thousand dollars five years ago. The case ties to further allegations by Kath leen Salyers of funds for Savovic and broader questions about athletic privilege at Ohio State under Andy Geiger and Jim Tressel.
Readers discuss Ely Square memorials for veterans and handicap access concerns. A critic notes traffic and parking limits, suggests naming changes like Veterans Park Gateway, and contrasts with political flip flops cited about George W. Bush and John Kerry. The letter questions policy priorities and accessibility.
The piece recalls World War II and D Day memories as President Bush asserts resolve against terrorism and Iraq’s regime. It notes Kerry and many Democrats once supported the Iraq Liberation Act and now critique Bush’s actions, referencing Ayad al-Alawi’s requests to keep U.S. forces and warnings of violence during the sovereignty transition. Cal Thomas commentary directs readers to his Fox News program and contact details.
Andres Oppenheimer reports on a Center for Global Development study classifying Bolivia among dozens of weak states near collapse. The piece argues US policy should broaden aid beyond failed states and urges creating a cabinet level development secretary to coordinate aid across agencies. The author cites Bolivia’s 2003 crisis and the need to prevent narco-state risks to regional stability and US security.
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