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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2004
Page
3
The fragment lists Cooper Hudnutt as publisher and Pattiewald as managing editor with Matt Westerhold as assistant managing editor, indicating a newsroom leadership lineup.
Six people were killed when a Chevy Blazer flipped into a creek on state Route 2 on a homebound trip from Cedar Point. Ottawa County coroner says deaths came from drowning or crash injuries. Calls grow to reroute or widen Route 2 as trucks and tourists share a crowded road.
Readers in Elyria and North Ridgeville vent about the war on terror and the Bush energy agenda. They accuse leaders of delaying drafts and favoring Big Oil, citing Halliburton ties and the need for cleaner energy investments. Comments touch on Karzai, Clinton, and Iraqi and Afghan aid.
Cal Thomas condemns the National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association convention as advocacy dressed as journalism. He notes sponsors include CBS News Dan Rather and The New York Times among others, claims recruitment of gay activists skews reporting, and argues journalists should pursue accuracy and fairness over ideological panels. He questions diversity and ethics amid plenary speakers like David Brock and Evan Wolfson, warning of public bias against media.
Zev Chafets argues Democrats feel inferior and crave tough guy leaders. He contrasts Clinton with Bush, notes party shifts from labor and mob ties to Kerry and a bellicose image, and mocks Moore and Franken while predicting a 2008 Hillary Clinton surge or another GOP win.
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