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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 2004
Page
4
The Chronicle credits include founders and long-time publishers Hudnutt and Arthur O Hudnutt with tenure spans from 1927 to 1991. Editorial leaders include Andrew R Young editor Scott Brown and Patti Ewald managing editor with Matt Westerhold as assistant.
Critics accuse a TV segment featuring Karen Ryan of disguising government propaganda as balanced news on Medicare's drug benefit. They argue the piece omits dissenting views from Democrats and Republicans, urging stations to remove the infomercial style report.
An overview of March Madness pools in offices, highlighting the rivalry between casual fans and bracket experts. It notes a $3.5 billion wagering figure, the role of pool czars, and the appeal of betting seeds and upsets while questioning links to higher education. Duke, Mississippi State, and East Tennessee State are among mentioned teams.
A reader from Lorain criticizes political correctness after an Avon police dispatcher used the word ebonics in a log and questions The Chronicle’s handling of the story. The writer argues moral beliefs should not trump open discussion and cites biblical contrasts with modern views on homosexuality.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter with signature full home address and telephone number. Include mailing address Fax and email contacts for submissions.
The Lorain Catholic Board of Directors and the Save Our School group met Saturday to present views and discuss Lorain Catholic High School. Both sides left with a clearer understanding, while the board reaffirmed its commitment to Catholic education for the remaining school year and urged a dignified end to the legacy.
Washington Post columnist David Broder notes AARP chief Bill Novelli faces its worst crisis over backing the Bush Medicare reform. He cites a predawn vote pressure event, cost estimate revisions, and an actuary’s firing threat as evidence the bill’s politics and scope threaten AARP credibility.
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