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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 2003
Page
3
The Chronicle presents its historical masthead noting founder August 24 1829 and publishers Hudnutt 1927 1950 with Cooper Hudnutt Andrew Young editor Rudy Dicks Scott Brown Patti Ewald as editorial leadership figures.
Senator George Voinovich, famed budget hawk, votes with the Senate to approve a $480 billion tax cut package including a temporary dividend tax halt. He opposed bigger cuts but supported this compromise, calling the dividend tax a test and warning it may not return. He cites Iraq reconstruction costs and questions the plan's long term prudence.
The Thursday edition carries a correction noting that a quote on police chases was misattributed and should be credited to Lt. Paul Romond. The clarification fixes the record regarding who spoke about pursuit circumstances.
The Wall Street Journal reports competition to replace the White House helicopter fleet between Sikorsky, a US maker, and AgustaWestland, British Italian. Sikorsky argues safety edge. Blair lobbies for AgustaWestland. The plan calls for 11 helicopters with a $157 million down payment next year. Buy the best and cheapest, blueprints of free trade in defense procurement.
The writer urges readers to buckle up to protect themselves and loved ones, citing annual deaths and potential saves. Police agencies across Ohio and Amherst plan strict enforcement of belt laws from Monday through June 1, highlighting universal safety and survival.
Letter from Amherst police captain Dennis Seger urges buckling up to save lives. Public notice warns of tickets for noncompliance, aimed at raising seat belt usage in Ohio. readers directed to amherstpolice net for information. A reader from Elyria criticizes local officials and politics in Ohio.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to 200 words and notes editors may shorten longer submissions. Include signature, full address and telephone. Submission options include mail to Box 4010 Elyria 44036, fax, or email with Contact Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown.
San Francisco Chronicle columnist Joan Ryan argues Jayson Blair’s race did not excuse the vast fabrications at The New York Times. The piece stresses Blair’s intellect, mental health speculation, and editors’ failures over racial bias, urging accountability for all involved.
Texas lawmakers fled Austin under cover of darkness to Oklahoma to deny a quorum and stall a Republican redistricting plan that could add five to seven GOP seats. Perry promised a June special session to push the map while Democrats faced potential penalties for the walkout and critics accused them of pandering to special interests.
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