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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2003
Page
4
The Chronicle listing highlights key staff figures including publisher A C Hudnutt (1927 1950), publisher Cooper Hudnutt, editor Andrew Young, managing editor Rudy Dicks, editorial page editor Scott Brown, and assistant managing editor Patti Ewald, reflecting a 1929 to 1950 era staff roster.
The piece notes Jerry Springer weighs a run for U S Senate in Ohio as George Voinovich faces re election. An Ohio Poll shows Springer's 71 percent unfavorable rating is the highest in 14 years. Springer argues voters should judge him beyond his show.
The piece rebukes Rep. James Moran for claiming Jewish backing could veto or push war with Iraq. It notes Jewish views range across support for intervention and peace, and rejects monolithic influence. It defends open debate over conspiracy theories amid U S policy toward Israel and Saddam Hussein.
A local figure, Chris Crobaugh, defends a traffic incident on Center Ridge Road. Police observed him running a red light, then he voluntarily turned his car and was arrested. The case moves to Mayor Deanna's Court amid community curiosity.
A reader lauds Ayers Ratliff for honest service and accuses a silent minority of unkind politics while thanking him for dedication to children. Separately Leile Jones argues for a nationwide health tracking system to link chemical exposure to disease, citing EPA PIRG findings and rising costs for heating and bread amid energy prices.
The letter criticizes Oberlin residents and local columns for bias. It references a returned Iraqi veteran as a publicity stunt, questions the veteran’s dedication, and mocks antiwar sentiment while praising military rights. The writer, Thomas Higgason of North Ridgeville, frames the dispute as a local college culture clash.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter requirements including a 200 word limit, editing for brevity and clarity, and including signature full address and phone number. Contact options include mail fax and email with Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown listed for inquiries.
Martin Schram argues the White House press corps has become docile and scripted during a March 6 press conference. He compares the event to a Hollywood number with journalists acting as pets and props while asking few challenging questions about Osama bin Laden and Iraq.
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