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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 2003
Page
3
The document lists Hudnutt as publisher from July 24 1829 to 1950 and credits A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young Scott Brown Rudy Dicks Pattie Walld as editors and managing editors, outlining the editorial leadership.
Our opinion urges thanks to veterans on Veterans Day, noting its history from Armistice Day 1926 and the 1954 change to honor all who served, including World War II and Korea veterans. It highlights local memorial efforts, stresses gratitude, and distinguishes Veterans Day from Memorial Day.
A lavishly imagined 62,000 mile space elevator concept from Los Alamos scientists envisions cheap launches and safe heavy lifting. The piece playfully debates feasibility, citing Sun heat in New Mexico and long odds while reflecting on past grand engineering bets and future wonders.
The Chronice Telegram presents opinions from editors and guests on this page. It outlines the page’s purpose and notes the voices of four contributors shaping perspective, while inviting reader engagement with the editorials and commentary.
Veterans Day is a time to remember those who served, honoring the sacrifices of World War I and later conflicts. Letters discuss patriotism, fiscal policy, corporate blame, school funding, flag reverence, and critique of leadership, naming multiple local residents and communities.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to 200 words with signatures full home address and telephone. Submissions may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity by mail fax or email to the Editorial Page Editor at the Elyza address box 4010 or via chronicletelegram.com.
Clarence Page analyzes The Human Stain and the theme of racial passing from Mark Twain to Ellen Craft. He argues Hollywood’s approach underplays passing as a social adventure, urging more authentic stories of crossing lines across colors and identities. He cites Anthony Hopkins casting and broader expectations for non white voices.
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