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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 2004
Page
3
Hudnutt family led publishing from 1927 to 1991 with Arthur Hudnutt and fellow editors Scott Srown, Patti Ewald, and Matt Westerhold guiding the newsroom. Founded July 24 1829 the firm has a long lineage including Andrew R Young as publisher and page editor.
The Washington Post outlines how the don’t ask don’t tell policy caused many gay service members to be discharged from 1994 to 2001, then fewer in 2002 and 2003 as wartime needs rose. It argues the policy demeans patriotism, wastes resources, and fuels harassment, urging repeal.
The Los Angeles Times discusses how independent labs find small amounts of transgenic DNA in traditional seeds. Greenpeace and the Union of Concerned Scientists urge stronger federal steps to prevent cross contamination and preserve diverse traditional seeds amid potential future health and market risks.
Bonnie Erbe argues against animal testing of psychotropic drugs citing FDA advisory on antidepressants and questions whether animals can feel low mood. She recalls animal experiments, stresses human-focused testing, and shares personal anecdotes with her pets to support humane stance. She also notes expert opinions claim no animal model for low mood.
Cal Thomas decries pork barrel projects and fiscal excess in Washington. The Pig Book 2004-05 highlights 10 672 pork items across 13 appropriation bills led by Alaska Hawaii and DC per capita costs. Calls for spending caps, term limits, and taxpayer accountability, noting defense and homeland programs also padded with pork. Readers urged to protest and learn more at cagw.org.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter submissions: brevity under 200 words, includes signature full home address and phone, editors may edit longer letters, provide contact details, and mail or fax to the Editorial Page Editor at Box 4010 Elyria. It lists contact methods including email and fax for correspondence.
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