The Chronicle Ira Saul’s Editor Name Note
Matt Westerhold serves as assistant managing editor for The Chronicle in Ira, guiding desk operations and editorial direction for local coverage and community reporting.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2004
Page
4
Matt Westerhold serves as assistant managing editor for The Chronicle in Ira, guiding desk operations and editorial direction for local coverage and community reporting.
The nation’s parks and forests should be maintained with tax dollars, not user fees. A pending Congress bill would allow permanent fees nationwide, backed by comments from Rep. Ralph Regula who cites a $16 billion maintenance backlog and urges trimming other costs rather than charging visitors.
The piece argues that President Bush faces a credibility gap over Iraq WMD and links to al Qaeda. It cites past leaders' cautions, calls for concrete proof to satisfy the 9 11 commission, and notes a 54 percent off track poll. It urges plain speaking and timely evidence from the administration.
A reader claims West River Library staff refused to work after close, prompting a public apology from Elyria Public Library System. Other letters discuss stem cell research, energy policy, and a tribute to Ronald Reagan at Busch Funeral Home, with community response noted for extending visiting hours.
Lenore Skenazy warns that RFID chips could track shopping and personal items from the store to the home. She notes Walmart plans RFID rollout by 2005 with pallets first, then individual goods, raising concerns about privacy and data being read remotely. Consumers should demand visible removable tags and the ability to disable at checkout.
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