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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 2005
Page
9
The Chronicle presents a publisher list with A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as former publishers, noting July 24 1829 founding and roles for Andrew R Young, Dave Perczek, Pattie Walld, and Matt Westerhold among editors and staff.
Ohio lawmakers enacted a two time DUI within six months or BAC over 0.08 percent plate rule, but the measure has legal loopholes. Judges may grant driving privileges during suspensions and some defendants delay sentencing or plead no contest, enabling continued driving and undermining deterrence amid alcohol related fatalities. Speakers urge closing loopholes, extending plate use after privileges resume, and ensuring uniform application.
The Providence Journal notes a signed tort reform bill as a modest step to curb frivolous class action suits. It limits state court review of small claims, pushing many to federal courts, while experts wonder if litigation patterns will truly change and courts can handle potential caseloads.
In Virginia's Lithcon district near Washington, residents gathered at a town hall to discuss privatizing Social Security. Toni Davis, a Republican, avoided pledging opposition while warning against adding debt, and constituents debated private accounts versus guaranteed benefits.
A fragmented, stream of consciousness letter critiques CBS crime programming and real world safety anxieties. It rants about shows like Law and Order and NYPD Blue shaping violent fantasies, cites forensic details, and blends media critique with personal cautionary strategies for avoiding crime, framed as a serait-like confession to a TV obsessed reader.
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