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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 15, 2004

Page

6

The Chronicle Staff and Publication Details

The Chronicle lists A C Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 with Andrew Ra Young as editor and Dave Perczek as editorial page editor and Matt Westerhold as editor. It marks the newspaper’s founding date of July 24 1829 and notes key staff roles.

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Opinion: Canfield questions Kale in Lorain County race

Our opinion notes Republican Rita Canfield challenged Democrat Ted Kale outside Kalo's Floors in Lorain. Kale says he owes back sales taxes and property taxes but has a plan to pay. Both candidates' business records merit voter scrutiny before the election.

Lorain County Rita Canfield Lorain Ted Kale Canfield Kalo Dean “Rick” Zarbaugh Ted Broadway Ohio Department of Taxation Kale Ohio Carpenters Health & Welfare Fund

Al Gore's bold bid for a bold new news network

The Dallas Morning News notes former Vice President Al Gore plans a post political career launching an independent news network aimed at 18 to 34 year olds with irreverent bold formats. Joel Hyatt leads the venture promising innovative TV formats to engage a disengaged youth audience and explain a complex world.

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Readers question public spending and national policy

A reader criticizes government spending and social programs while questioning consumer behavior and wealth in Lorain County. The letter argues for accountability of leaders over Iraq war claims and mocks local public projects. It also comments on baseball manager Terry Francona and CC Sabathia usage and ends with publication submission details.

The Day After Tomorrow Draws Fire over Global Warming Message

Joseph Perkins argues that Roland Emmerichs disaster film The Day After Tomorrow is political propaganda favoring CO2 reductions. He notes critics call its science flawed and warns it may distort public understanding of climate science and policy.

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