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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 2003
Page
3
A fragmented archival entry notes the founding of The Chronicle on July 24, 1829, with Hudnutt as publisher at 1227 1950 and lists staff roles including Andrew Young editor and Scott Brown editorial page editor. The readable fragments capture historic publisher and editor positions.
Lorain Middle School teachers pressure the school board over discipline problems amid high suspension rates near 20 percent. Parents seek transfers as fights rise. police bolster presence. Officials say many reform steps are underway though metal detectors are not yet in place. Principal Pankey faces scrutiny yet shows efforts to engage staff and students.
Columbia Station reader Gail E Knopf reports Elyria Schools closed Edison School with anger over morality and timing. Staff learned the closure on the same day as parents via district letter. Officials say plan has been three years in the works but lacked clear notice ahead of the new year. Students with special needs face difficult transitions amid the plan.
The piece argues during the march to Baghdad the US could have used big weapons rather than foot soldiers for certain battles and that Iraq’s forces were underestimated. It cites Bush senior ordering small bombings after 1991 inspections, protecting Kurds, and suggests replacements of inspectors in 1998. It notes Iraq rebuilt military links and calls for allied troops to act as policemen to curb looting and violence.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines how readers may submit letters to the editor. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number with contact options by mail fax or email.
Betsy Hart notes Annika Sorenstam will compete in a PGA tour event at Colonial in Fort Worth Texas using a sponsors exemption. She tees off with the men aiming to push her game while showing respect for equal yet distinct athletic merit.
The Jayson Blair case prompts debate over affirmative action at The New York Times. Blair admitted frequent journalistic fraud while at the paper, raising questions about diversity policies, editorials, and how standards were applied to minoritized reporters. The piece notes contrasts with other fabrications and calls for accountability.
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