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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2004
Page
4
Tekeese founded on July 24 1829 by A C Hudnutt with Arthur D Hudnutt listed as Publisher 1970 1991 and Andrew R Young as Publisher Editor Scott Brown Editorial Page Editor Patti Ewald Matt Westerhold Managing Editor Assistant Managing Editor.
Greenspan warned that the government cannot afford current Social Security promises and benefits will need curtailment. Reacting, Bush and rivals avoided endorsing benefit cuts, while Greenspan proposed two modest changes: a new inflation index and a higher retirement age. The debate highlighted partisan reluctance to adjust entitlements despite looming costs and a political blame game.
Detroit Free Press argues against a US House bill granting immunity to firearms manufacturers and dealers. It urges Senate rejection or, failing that, reinstating the 1994 assault weapons ban and mandatory instant background checks for gun shows. It says most Americans support background checks without granting legal immunity to the industry.
The Circnicle telegram welcomes letters to the eco and requires brevity accuracy. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited for length. Include signature full home address and telephone number. Editor note provides contact methods BY MAIL BY FAX and BY EMAIL.
A letter from FRANK VANODERSOMMEN Elyria praising Sherrod Brown for pushing for jobs fair wages affordable medicine and universal health care while criticizing Republicans for opposing shared prosperity. PAT GETLING Lorain defends the editorials critique of Bush and Powell, condemning war profiteering and cash-fueled leadership amid national loss.
A reader questions Darwinist motives after Phillip E. Johnson cites a British Museum of Natural History controversy over evolutionary promotion. The letter argues some Ohio schools suppress competing theories to challenge Darwinian dogma and protect vested interests at the expense of science education.
Letter cites Route 57 Grafton Road as dangerous with bad surface near Center Ridge Road. Daily driver notes Friday Meals on Wheels deliveries, calls for traffic training and fixes to improve safety.
Washington Post columnist David Broder argues the 2004 election centers on terrorism policy Iraq and pre emptive action and a broad domestic reform fight. Bush defends liberal trade and tax cuts while Kerry and Edwards promise shifted policy and expanded social programs. The piece notes high turnout expectations and a national debate over two Americas and social policy.
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