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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2004
Page
3
Matt Westerhold serves as assistant managing editor overseeing daily desk operations and newsroom workflow. He coordinates coverage plans, edits story packages, and supports senior editors in assigning reporters and ensuring deadline adherence.
Ford plans to consolidate Econoline production by shutting Lorain Assembly in late 2005 while boosting Avon Lake output for Escape and Mercury Mariner. Ohio will revoke a $74 million incentive package tied to jobs and investment, costing Ford about $13 million. Ford says it will invest $130 million in Ohio Assembly for consolidation. Gov Taft argues incentives were contingent on job retention and plant use. Ford aims to Sell Lorain paint shop as part of the move. The state seeks a new Lorain use to create local jobs, but Ford remains focused on its global capacity plan. Ford Canada also closed a pickup plant in Ontario in 2002, with about 500 workers moved to a nearby facility.
A June 24 letter argues media coverage is present but outrage plays into terror aims. It contrasts military action with humane treatment of detainees at Abu Ghraib, urging America to avoid becoming terrorists. It then lauds Flashbacks bicycle shop in Elyria for exemplary service to a family.
Marie Cocco argues the Supreme Court limited presidential power over detention in the war on terror. The ruling protected due process for a U.S. citizen born in Louisiana held as an enemy combatant, challenging executive claims and emphasizing need for legal review and habeas rights.
San Diego Union-Tribune columnist Joseph Perkins surveys Bill Clinton's memoir My Life noting a typographical error reading My Life as well as alleged inconsistencies in the president’s accounts of his sexual liaisons with Monica Lewinsky and others. Perkins questions truthfulness, cites grand jury testimony, and argues the book reinforces Clinton’s tarnished legacy.
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