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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 2003
Page
3
A clipped obituary style record noting ALC Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 with Andrew Young as editor Rudy Dicks as managing editor Scott Brown on the editorial page and Patti Ewald as assistant managing editor.
The article argues Judge David Basinski should have recused from Lilly divorce case yet granted Lilly's request to seal the records. It questions secrecy without clear threats, noting Lilly is a fellow judge and that openness allows public scrutiny of judicial handling and potential bias. Basinski cited safety but offered no specific allegations.
The Chronicle-Telegram invites reader engagement as it explains that opinions in editorials guest pieces and cartoons seek to challenge readers to form their own views and encourages letters to the editor for public discussion.
Maureen M Cromling of Grafton argues that the college plays a key role in economic development through initiatives like GLIDE and the Great Lakes Technology Park. She notes Ohio's bicentennial and Lorain County's pride in its history and future contributions from LCCC to the community.
A controversial note cites worms from Caenorhabditis elegans found alive after a shuttle disaster, drawing a parallel to human extinction fears from weapons. The Chronicle-Telegram invites letters to the editor, offering guidance on length and submission details.
Lorain County Community College will receive an Ohio Bicentennial Commemorative Plaque at the Family Fest this Saturday honoring it as the first community college in the state. Founded in 1943, LCCC is celebrated for paving a path in higher education and its ongoing University Partnership Program.
Bonnie Erbe reports Newsweek finds 65 percent job approval for President Bush, with worries about Iraq and the economy reducing backing for economic policies. Public attention shifts from foreign victories to domestic concerns as manufacturing declines and two wars weigh on sentiment.
Clarence Page notes William J. Bennett, author of The Book of Virtues, has admitted to placing about eight million dollars in casino bets over a decade. Critics argue a virtue advocate should avoid gambling, while supporters say legality and personal choice justify it. Page contrasts Bennett’s shift on gambling with Santorum’s sweeping views on consensual sex and recalls legal battles over sodomy laws before the Supreme Court.
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