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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2003
Page
5
Hudnutt publisher 1927 1950 A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young publisher editor Scott Brown editorial page editor Rudy Dicks Pattiewald managing editor assistant managing editor
The piece argues that despite post 9/11 security issues and mutual tensions, Canada remains a major economic partner to the United States, handling crises such as Air Canada bankruptcy and SARS with resilience. It urges recognizing each country’s distinct approaches to disease, immigration, and terrorism while maintaining open trade and cross border cooperation.
Letter writers urge tougher speed enforcement to cut collisions and injuries. Ben Gleason cites 65 70 mph limits and truck 55 mph as targets, criticizing patrol complacency. Thomas Schumacher recalls Harry and Louise ads and questions Republican health care messaging and personal finances.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor, with a 200 word limit. Letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number. Mailing address email and contact details provided for submission and editor contact Scott Brown.
Cal Thomas cites U S policy and a May speech by President Bush accusing European governments of blocking bioengineered food to Africa and spreading misinformation. The piece notes WTO actions, Tony Hall’s remarks on crimes against humanity, and critiques of European media while urging action against famine and genocide claims.
A May CBS New York Times poll shows 66 percent of the public cannot name any Democratic presidential contenders. Among those who can name someone, Joe Lieberman appears most often. The piece notes Bush's postwar popularity and tax-cut politics, the economy, job losses, and the anticipated 2004 primaries with voters waiting to be wooed.
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