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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 2003
Page
11
The page shows a historical masthead dated July 24 1829 with Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 and naming Andrew Young as Editor Scott Brown as Editorial Page Editor Rudy Dicks as Managing Editor Patti Ewald as Assistant Managing Editor.
The Sheffield area around Route 254 Abbe Road and I 90 sees rapid development centered on Cobblestone Square. A proposed housing project of about 60 condominiums faces rezoning, with residents urging council to curb traffic, preserve the country feel, and prevent road overloading while planning for future growth.
The Pentagon vows to speed up processing of about 660 detainees at Guantanamo. A preliminary batch of roughly 15 could be released soon. Sixteen months after the camp opened, critics say longer detentions undermine U.S. standing with allies and human rights groups. Some released have included elderly or mentally impaired individuals. others, including youths aged 13 to 16, are reportedly part of upcoming frees. Delays stem from bureaucratic inertia across Defense, State, Justice, and other agencies, despite calls from Powell and Rumsfeld to accelerate.
Stephen Vanek praises the City Hall construction as a future Ely Square landmark, defending preservation against opponent Deery. Other letters discuss Iraq war outcomes, media fairness, roof design costs, and practical support for troops with varied viewpoints.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor policies including length limits of 200 words, required signature, full home address and telephone number, and contact methods by mail, fax, or email. It lists the Editorial Page Editor as Scott Brown with contact details for submission and editing for brevity accuracy and clarity.
A columnist argues that William Bennett’s gambling scandal tests public virtue. The piece notes Bennett’s admitted wagers, his pledge to stop, and contrasts critics like Michael Kinsley with biblical examples, asserting standard morality remains despite personal flaws. It cites Romans 3:23 and references David and Bathsheba to illustrate fallen humans can still contribute virtue.
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