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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2004
Page
3
Founded July 24 1629 AD the Hudnutt line guided printing from 1927 1950 with Arthur D Hudnutt and later 1970 1997 A Cooper Hudnutt Publisher Andrew R Young Editor Scott Brown Editorial Page Editor Patti Ewald Managing Editor Matt Westerhold Assistant Managing Editor listed in the masthead reflecting long standing roles across decades.
Elyria City Council Finance Committee backs reducing the 50 percent income tax credit for residents who work outside the city. The full Council will vote on the measure with the 2004 budget at a special meeting. Critics call for exploring budget cuts or smaller tax changes and demand full disclosure of impacts.
Scripps Howard reports Secretary-General Kofi Annan plans an independent commission to probe bribery and kickbacks in the UN administered oil for food program for Iraq. Investigations show payments to diplomats and officials including Benon Sevan, alleged as bribes skimming over 10 billion meant for food and medicine for Iraqi children.
An editorial Tuesday on decency standards misidentified the WNCX 98.5 FM program director as Bill Louts. The correct name is Bill Louts.
Letters argue Elyria failed to provide jobs and services urging rejection of a 0.25% police income tax credit. They reference Councilman Baird and Mayor Grace, and call for resisting tax changes. Other letters criticize North Ridgeville Club 20 and discuss same sex marriage debates, religion, and politics.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines how to submit letters to the editor including a 200 word limit and potential edits for brevity. It requires signature full home address and telephone number with submission options by mail fax or email.
Cal Thomas questions Richard Clarke motives and argues Clarke’s criticisms of Bush ignore Clinton era policy. He cites Beers joining Kerry and notes Clarke’s temporary access to his book. The piece argues Clinton years fostered anti terror strategy and calls Clarke's blame shift a mirage.
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