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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2003
Page
2
The Chronicle lists staff roles including publisher A C Hudnut t, 1927 to 1950, with A Cooper Hudnutt as publisher and Andrew Young as editor. Scott Brown is editorial page editor, Rudy Dicks Pattiewald is managing editor, and an assistant managing editor is noted. The paper traces its founding to July 24 1829.
Wellington residents urge Ratliff and fellow board member David Fisher to pressure Superintendent Sherry Buccieri toward resignation as she remains on administrative leave. The debate centers on public records access with Ratliff opposing review by Buccieri's lawyer and claiming a pending legal action justifies withholding records. The editorial asserts openness strengthens public trust and warns against blanket secrecy.
The article argues President Bush’s bold world vision targets a terrorism-free era by linking Iraq democracy to an Israeli Palestinian peace. It cautions that removing Saddam Hussein and bin Laden may not heal global tensions and warns against overreaching in Middle East remaking.
Readers condemn the Lorain County Community Action Agency trustees for rehiring Anna Taylor-Carter amid indictments and alleged misuses of funds. Letters attack race bias, call for the agency’s closure, and urge accountability from trustees and county officials.
A correction notes a letter to the editor attributed to Ken Shawver was actually written by his son Kenny. The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter guidelines including 200 word limit, signature and full contact details, with submission options by mail fax or email.
Martin Schram reviews how March 2003 marked escalation in the Iraq war, citing Pakistan’s capture of al Qaeda leader and U S policy decisions without UN approval. The piece notes Baghdad’s collapse, regional anger in the Arab world, Pakistan’s political crisis, North Korea’s nuclear threats, and a turbulent aftermath through 2004.
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