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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 2004
Page
3
A line of editors and publishers spans 1829 to 1991 with A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt guiding operations from 1927 to 1991. Andrew Fr Young and Scott Brown join as publisher and editor while Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold oversee management and editorial responsibilities.
The Medicare chief actuary Richard Foster warned the bill would cost 500 to 600 billion over a decade, far above the CBO 395 billion estimate. The Bush administration allegedly threatened Foster to suppress the analysis, while Scully and officials blamed for the handling face an inspector general probe and lawmakers weigh trust in future fights.
The Bush administration tinkers with No Child Left Behind amid calls for major changes. Revisions target teacher qualifications and flexibility for rural districts, while penalties for low performance loom. California's Jack O Connell travels to Washington to push for steadier improvement rates.
Chronicle-Telegram outlines that editorials express the paper's views while guest columns and cartoons seek to provoke opinions. Readers are encouraged to share thoughts by writing letters to the editor for publication and discussion.
In Elyria, readers commend the March 11 eighth grade choral festival at Elyria High School with Beatles songs marking the 40th anniversary of the British invasion. Teachers Ann Garvelink Sally Dellman Rachel Mortier Kathy Wainwright and Elyria High Choir Director Mark Jessie receive praise, as does the Yellow Delicious band. A second letter from Nancy Lysaght Gorney in Avon Lake honors a heroic 18-year-old who saved a boy's life after a North Ridgeville pipe bomb incident, calling him a true hero and noting his calm actions and return to college.
A longtime resident on 619 East Ave reports repeated thefts and vandalism of holiday decorations. The writer notes joyful Christmas and Easter displays drew visitors, but thieves damaged the yard again this Easter season, taking several decorations and expressing sadness.
A letter criticizes the American Cancer Society for honoring Gail Spalich with the Living Angel Award, arguing the prize rewards donated money rather than time and service. The writer urges a shift to recognizing volunteers who give time and talent to help those affected by cancer.
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and notes they are subject to editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter with signature full home address and telephone number. Mailing address fax and email contact details are provided for submission.
Cal Thomas argues Kerry embodies political flip flops and shifting positions, contrasting him with Bush. The piece cites Wall Street Journal and Washington Post observations on Kerry’s record, Dean’s endorsement hints, and questions Kerry’s bedrock principles and conviction on taxes, spending, and health care. It notes Dean’s comments and Russert’s Meet the Press remark framing Kerry as a candidate who changes stance with polls.
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