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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2004
Page
6
The Chronicle lists Arthur D. Hudnutt as publisher from 1970 to 1991, with A Cooper Hudnutt as publisher and Andrew R. Young as editor. Dave Perozek is editorial page editor and Patti Ewald managing editor, with Matt Westerhold as assistant managing editor.
In Avon, 50 years after Brown v. Board, racial tensions rise as minority enrollment grows from 0.5 percent to 6 percent. Adrian Rouse and a freshman report harassment, while the NAACP collaborates with officials on investigations and diversity education for a changing student body.
The Dallas Morning News notes House Speaker Denny Hastert questioned John McCain's sacrifice calling him unaware of sacrifice while McCain urged wartime restraint and lawmakers to share burdens. The piece contrasts Republican rifts over spending and war policy with McCain defending fiscal restraint amid Bush tax cuts.
A letter questions Ted Kale's failure to pay sales taxes and urges an in depth media inquiry. The writer seeks disclosure on how taxes were handled and calls for public accountability before Kale seeks office.
A reader group argues slot machines and lottery in Ohio fuel addiction and tax drain while others defend gaming as funding for schools. The letter page also contains Patricia Barres praising the World War II Memorial dedication and Tom Callahan condemning the ACLU for removing public prayers and Ten Commandments.
Dixie Shanahan, 36, of Defiance Iowa, was sentenced to 50 years for killing her husband after years of alleged abuse. Proponents say the law is unjust and too harsh, while supporters note mandatory sentencing removes judge discretion. Pitts argues the system lacks mercy and common sense.
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