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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2004
Page
3
Chronicle record lists staff history with names including A C Hudnutt founding publisher in 1927 1950 period Arthur O Hudnutt 1970 1991 publisher Andrew R Young editor Dave Perozek Patti Ewald managing editor Matt Westerhold assistant managing editor and references to July 24 1829 founding date
The Cleveland Browns severed ties with Tim Couch after failed contract talks and a move to sign Jeff Garzin. Couch, once the franchise’s identity since 1999, agreed to a one year deal with the Green Bay Packers after being released. He endured a rough tenure with sacks and interceptions but remained a loyal, approachable figure for Browns fans.
Opinion piece argues presidential debates have become staged and controlled by two parties. It links past exclusions of third candidates to current 15 percent polling thresholds set by the Commission on Presidential Debates, suggesting reforms.
Readers urge Kennedy and Feinstein to block a 34.2 million funding amendment for lownfield mininukes and bunker buster bombs amid preemptive war policy. The section includes thanks to recycling group critics and a tribute by Bob Mayer praising Ronald Reagan's humility and humanity at his farewell.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or fewer and may be shortened if longer. Include signature full home address and telephone number for submission by mail fax or email as detailed.
A Newsday piece discusses the leadership gap in American politics. It cites Marnie Wilson of the White House Project, notes women hold about 14 percent of House and Senate seats and 20 percent of state offices, and urges active encouragement of women to run for local to national offices. It emphasizes the need to mobilize women voters and potential candidates.
Observers note a relaxed, casual crowd in the Capitol Rotunda as Ronald Reagan lay in state, with attendees wearing flip-flops and slogan T shirts in the heat. The piece praises Washington’s informal culture while urging proper respect, stressing the tradition of bare heads as the correct sign of reverence.
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