Be He We Andrew R Young Editorial Page Editor
Andrew R Young is credited as editor with Scott Brown as editorial page editor. The note lists staff roles for the editorial page.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 2003
Page
4
Andrew R Young is credited as editor with Scott Brown as editorial page editor. The note lists staff roles for the editorial page.
Mary Jo Vasi, a Lorain County commissioner, compared her son Jack Vasi and daughter Mary Kay Szabo to Bonnie and Clyde while denying a political motive. Szabo and Vasi face arrest warrants in Crawford County for alleged illegal tire shredding operations after missing a jury trial. The comment sparked criticism that a public official should avoid attacking law enforcement and courts. The family saga unfolds as campaign plans loom and calls for surrender grow louder.
The piece surveys steroid use in Major League Baseball, noting admitted user Jose Canseco and Ken Caminiti, investigations involving Barry Bonds and Jason Giambi, and a 5 percent to 7 percent positive rate in 1,438 tests. It outlines a two-season drug program with escalating penalties up to a one-year ban and $100,000 fine, urging clean Spring training.
Letter from Wanda Jurco of North Ridgeville questions why the phrase or prohibiting the free exercise thereof is omitted from the First Amendment. She accuses omissions as a potential attempt to brainwash the public.
Shirley Young of Elyria asks why three weeks pass without leaf collection in the north side. Neighborhoods report residents curb leaves for carts, windstorms blow debris, and concern grows ότι service may have paused after the mayoral election.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and may edit for brevity clarity and accuracy. Submissions should be 200 words or shorter with signature full home address and telephone. Include contact details and delivery by mail fax or email as listed for editorial page submissions.
Veteran Donald Hamilton recalls Navy service from 1971 to 1975 and praising Golden Corral for a free veterans meal. He and his wife Dan and Rosemary Ortiz report confusion over event timing, with signs misposted and staff unclear about Veterans Day versus the eve, leaving them disappointed despite others enjoying the tribute.
A veteran thanks Golden Corral for a free veteran dinner on November 10 praising prompt service and delicious food. The note also thanks the Department of Veterans Affairs and expresses gratitude for health care promises and safety for troops in Iraq.
A Betsy Hart interview cites University of Michigan findings that behavior problems in children correlate with higher overweight risk, with up to three to five times increased odds. The study analyzed 755 children from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth, controlling for poverty, race, TV, and more, noting correlation not causation. Dr Julie Lumeng cautions further work to understand underlying causes. Betsy Hart endorses intuition and calls for more research.
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