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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2004
Page
3
The record cites Mudnutt as founder July 24 1829 with Arthur D Hudnutt as publisher 1970 1991 and DAVE PERCZEK Patti Ewald Matt Westerhold Andrew R Young listed as publisher editor and editorial staff in a historic newspaper masthead.
Elyria city Auditor Ted Pileski earned praise from a Plain Dealer reporter for a courteous approach when requesting public records about the police chief salary and mayor expense account during a statewide audit. The piece notes Pileski did not pry and treated the reporter with dignity.
The Sept 11 commission report details muddled FAA and military communications and delayed hijack notifications. It argues the defense system must be flexible and rapidly adaptable to evolving terrorist threats while preserving clear authority and robust communications.
San Diego scientist Larry Goldstein questions Bush limits on embryonic stem cell research citing stalled progress toward Alzheimer's therapies. He notes ethical debates, private funding, and support from 58 senators including Dianne Feinstein. Critics argue adult stem cells pose fewer problems, while Reagan-era cautions echo moral concerns.
In Beijing Liu Junning describes his journey from expulsion to restricted academic freedom and the Western view that democracy will require strong internal and external pressure. The piece also honors Bob Teeter, a Michigan pollster who influenced political journalism with integrity, humor, and dedication to public service.
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