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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 2002
Page
2
Andrew Young writes as editor Claude R. Marx handles the page duties and the Chronicle presents its editorial stance. The notice lists staff roles and the publication's traditional masthead arrangement.
The piece outlines a deadlock over Route 20 retail zoning and a proposed 125 acre Pittsfield development near Oberlin. A regional fix could involve Pittsfield joining a new sewer district while Oberlin shares Route 20 tax revenue, balancing interests and avoiding one side’s defeat.
A Wellington parent laments unaddressed ADHD concerns after multiple school board meetings. She praises DoD schools for strong parental involvement and accountability, noting Cadre leaders like Ratliff and Fisher for timely responses and urging failed follow ups by President Butts. She proposes a proactive subcommittee to address ADHD issues before more students suffer.
A non-Catholic observer argues the priest pedophilia scandal expands into broader sexual abuse within the church. He notes bishops failed to enact a strict zero tolerance, outlines the rising allegations from women and nuns, and questions parishioners trust and donations amid ongoing inquiries.
A Dallas bishops policy to bar priests with past minor abuse aims to curb harm but stops short of defrocking. The piece argues clergy abuse spans denominations and culture, noting widespread cover-ups, questionable forgiveness, and the erosion of trust in religious leadership. It cites Protestant figures and surveys, linking sin to institutional priorities over integrity.
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