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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 2003
Page
5
The Chronicle for Le Oene lists staff roles including publisher A C Hudnutt from 1927 to 1950, publisher A Cooper Hudnutt, editor Andrew Young, editorial page editor Scott Brown, managing editor Rudy Dicks, and assistant managing editor Pattie Wald. The paper began July 24, 1829.
Anti-war demonstrators rallied in Washington Cleveland Oberlin and other cities amid U S bombardment of Iraq. Protesters argued for free speech while acknowledging troops sacrifices and criticized President Bush and his administration for policy decisions.
Dwight Watson, a 50 year old farmer, held a 47 hour standoff in a pond near the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Police from multiple agencies, aided by tear gas, restrained traffic and checked for explosives. He faces a felony charge for threatening to use an explosive device.
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines that opinions on this page reflect editorials and guest pieces. It invites readers to share opinions and letters to the editor to participate in public discourse.
Letters express concern over Rep Sherrod Brown comments on Bush and the war. They recall Sept 11 and Clinton era options, urge support for troops, and warn against civilian harm in Iraq. Other writers criticize international courts and call for global action to prevent future attacks.
The piece contrasts Senate minority leader Daschle’s stance on Iraq with Senate veteran Henry Jackson’s wartime leadership. It cites Daschle’s shifting positions on force against Saddam and Reagan’s tribute to Jackson as a principled patriot. The column urges a return to Jackson’s fearless national focus over election concerns.
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