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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 2002
Page
9
The Chronicle shows a historic masthead with Founded July 24, 1829 and notes Hudnutt as Publisher from 1927 to 1950. It lists A Cooper Hudnutt Publisher Andrew Young Editor Scott Brown Editorial Page Editor Rudy Dicks Managing Editor Patti Ewald Assistant Managing Editor.
A brief editorial touts the presidency as the strongest pull to vote, arguing turnout hinges on national leadership rather than local appeals. It emphasizes the president’s role as the election’s principal draw for voters.
In Lorain County Ohio a pivotal gubernatorial contest runs alongside national and state questions. Turnout is expected near 48 percent of 166 092 registered voters with about 80 000 voting. A historic commissioner race may decide party control after decades.
The judge approves a settlement with the Justice Department seen as a victory for Microsoft and the rule of law. Critics warn remedies were not fully justified as the legal case exposed disproportionate demands and potential market restructuring fears.
Takacs and Lorain Port Authority officials praise the multi modal Black River Landing Project as a catalyst for downtown redevelopment. The letter notes new businesses along Broadway, planned growth, and rail and excursion possibilities with partners NOACA Lakeshore and the Lorain County Alliance. Signed by Takacs and Rick Novak.
Elyria residents warn that raising license fees to fund street upkeep and resurfacing seems backwards to them as debates hinge on balancing park boardwalk projects against road maintenance. Watson Beal voices concern.
Glenn Walter of Lorain criticizes President Bush as a jingoist, arguing a pre-emptive invasion of Iraq would be a dangerous, hawkish misstep. He explains the term and warns against aggressive foreign policy.
The Chronicle Telegram publishes editor letters under 200 words and may edit for brevity and accuracy. Include signature, full home address and phone number. Provide submission details by mail, fax or email with the Editorial Page Editor.
The piece argues two way loyalty in Washington with criticism of SEC chair Harvey Pitt and INS leadership. It urges Pitt to resign or be fired, cites a “bumpy rise” since confirmation, and highlights alleged conflicts from Webster’s audit ties. It also calls for James Ziglar’s removal and a full transformation of INS, citing illegal immigration and a 9/11 context. The author references Michelle Malkin and new Congress action as necessary responses.
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