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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 2004
Page
5
The Chronicle announces Andrew R. Young as editor with Patti Ewald as managing editor and Matt Westerhold as assistant managing editor, listing the newsroom leadership for the publication.
Project Vote Smart is a non partisan group asking presidential congressional gubernatorial and state legislative candidates to take the National Political Awareness Test. Candidates may skip up to 30 percent. The test covers abortion education campaign finance environment and gun control and results are available via hotline or vote smart dot org.
The governor applauds B 138 as it tightens ethics and oversight for State Teachers Retirement System and OP&F. The law adds outside experts, retiree board seats, annual ethics filings, lobbying compliance, audits, travel rules, and state licensing for investment officers to boost accountability and ensure Ohio firms compete fairly. The Chronicle Telegram notes letters to editor welcome concise input.
A statewide audit of agencies under Ohio Public Records Law prompts debate about media requests. The Hamilton County Auditor backs open records while concerns rise over creating records to cut labor costs, misrepresentation, and pressure on officials. A written request requirement is urged to clarify processes.
Dusty Rhodes urges balanced Ohio public records access acknowledging privacy fears amid identity theft risks. He notes openness as auditor since 1997, former Dei Townstop official, Hamanton County Townstop Assocation president, and Cincinnati radio figure with Hall of Fame ties.
Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson tours a Washington DC Command Center built after anthrax fears. The high tech war room, near Independence Avenue, uses satellite video, plasma screens and military and civilian experts to monitor threats and protect the public.
Kathleen Parker profiles a Washington defense command center run by former Wisconsin governor Tommy Thompson. The facility streams global data, tracks hospitals and avian flu, and maps disasters for rapid response. It portrays a surveillance age where government readiness weighs on officials and the public as terrorism looms.
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