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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 2004
Page
10
Tree ee A. Cooper Hudnitt lists publisher Patti Ewald and managing editor Matt Westerhold as key staff on the newspaper page. The byline confirms roles for leadership and editorial management within the publication.
A Human Rights Watch report criticizes U S confinement practices in Afghanistan and elsewhere, noting lack of disclosure on detainee numbers and locations, no charges, and alleged abuses. It calls for adherence to the Geneva Conventions and greater accountability, including investigations into deaths at Bagram and improved humane treatment.
A batch of letters questions how Kerry or Bush would fund universal health care without tax hikes, curb outsourcing, attract good jobs to Lorain County, and handle Iraq and terrorism. They press on progressive taxation, call for Bush intelligence scrutiny, and urge tolerance for marginalized groups while criticizing Kerry’s record and rhetoric.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter, with signatures full home address and telephone number included. Provide mailing fax or email contact details as stated for submission.
Neal Peirce recounts a rising small schools movement led by private and nonprofit foundations including Gates Foundation and KnowledgeWorks. Cities like Boston Chicago Milwaukee and New York plan to open dozens of schools under 500 students, aiming for personal attention and better outcomes, while critics warn overhauls risk fragile results without solid planning and community buy in.
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