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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 2004
Page
4
A brief roster lists Arthur D. Hudnutt as publisher from 1970 to 1991 with A Cooper Hudnut t and Andrew R. Young as publisher and editor respectively. Dave Perczek is editorial page editor and Patti Ewald along with Matt Westerhold serve as managing editor and assistant managing editor.
Anna Taylor-Carter, former head of the Lorain County Community Action Agency, received three years of probation and $5,681 in restitution after a March jury found her guilty on four of 11 counts. Prosecutors said she misused agency funds, charging wedding catering, cosmetics, and other items to an agency credit card. The case follows similar charges against Avon Lake’s former mayor and notes the agency’s board resignations amid the scandals.
Letter writer laments President Bush by going to war with Iraq without UN accord. They claim misjudgment, costly losses, and global terrorism rise. The piece also mocks Reagan’s deficit and hints at tracing a private secret. Another reader comments on a basketball coach and identity exposure.
Martin Schram argues at a Rose Garden briefing that reporters failed to press Bush and Karzai on why Afghanistan troop levels and policy shifts toward Iraq were pursued. He notes 100,000-plus troops were sent to Iraq while few remained in Afghanistan, weakening the hunt for bin Laden and al Qaida.
Clarence Page analyzes Texas 10 percent plan as a model for diversity since 1998. He notes rising minority enrollment at UT and Texas A&M, backlash from affluent districts, calls to lower the percentage, recruitment gains, and the paradox of higher performance among admitted students. He urges refining rather than ending the plan.
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