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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 2005
Page
3
The Chronicle League chronicles its founding on July 24 1829 with Maschudt as publisher and lists editors and publishers including Arthur D Hasbnastt A Cooper Hudmutt Andrew Fr Young Dave Perozek Patti Ewald and others spanning years 1927 to 1950 1901 1970.
A 33 year old suspect grabbed a sheriff deputy’s gun and fatally shot Judge Rowland Barnes and a court reporter in an Atlanta courtroom before a rampage extended to a deputy and an immigration agent. He was captured after taking a hostage, prompting broader calls for courthouse security reforms and a new municipal court building in Elyria.
The Bush administration ordered U S states to rehear 51 Mexican death row cases after the ICJ ruled for prompt consular access. It then announced withdrawal from the protocol, potentially affecting Medellin and broader rights. Mexico argues consular access could have aided Medellin’s defense. The Vienna Convention remains, but the protocol’s revocation weakens the treaty’s enforcement. Dale McFeatters reports.
A letter to the editor argues Social Security is in crisis and the Bush Retirement Savings Plan would favor the rich. It questions trust in Wall Street and the president and urges readers to research and vote no on the plan.
A public letter and media debate center on Terri Schiavo and her potential starvation while contrasting the film Million Dollar Baby. The piece questions constitutional basis, religious liberty, and the role of state power in life support, linking education policy and public ethics to a broader culture war.
Cal Thomas critiques a core group of evangelical leaders pushing a civic agenda on global warming. He cites Rev. Rich Cizik and Rev. Ted Haggard, contrasts with a gospel focus on conversion, and cites Evangelicals for Social Action. The piece warns this effort could distract from evangelistic calling and become another failed cultural reform.
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