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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2004
Page
6
The Chronicle notes key figures in its history including Arthur D. Hudnutt as publisher from 1970 to 1991 along with A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R. Young Dave Perozek Patti Ewald and L Matt Westerhold in senior editorial roles guiding the paper.
The piece argues President Bush wisely limits recording of his testimony and secures legal support and Cheney's simultaneous testimony to avoid traps. It notes Democratic members may seek political gain while the commission has extensive materials to assess strengthening anti-terror safeguards.
The Iraqi Governing Council unveiled a new national flag featuring a light blue crescent on white with three light blue, gold and light blue stripes. Baghdad residents reacted with hostility, criticizing the design as unrepresentative and a symbol of U.S. influence, raising questions about legitimacy and unity amid the occupation.
A reader urges safer practices with riding mowers and notes manuals prohibit adult child proximity. The letter questions gender representation on Jeopardy and emphasizes young women should pursue opportunities like Academic Challenge and Teen Jeopardy.
Readers complain that The Chronicle Telegram gave no prominent coverage to the January 22 Washington march for life. They argue mass pro life turnout, media bias, and contrast with April 26 coverage, citing Roe v Wade, reproductive rights rhetoric, and local reactions from Wanda Jurco and Amherst Council member Brusky.
David Broder praises Bob Edwards for 25 years on NPR’s Morning Edition. He lauds Edwards as minimal, unobtrusive, and superb at questions, highlighting a 119 word Turner interview and 77 word end-to-end extraction of essential facts. He notes the loss of Edwards is a blow to daily public service.
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