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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 2003
Page
3
Publisher A Cooper Hudnutt held the role from 1927 to 1950 with Andrew R Young as editor and Scott Brown on the editorial page. Rudy Dicks Pattiewald served as managing editor, with an assistant managing editor also noted. The publication lineage begins July 24 1829.
Amherst Finance Committee rejected retired Amherst Fire Chief Ralph Zilch’s request for $5,698 in unused sick time earned over 31 years. They cited contract differences with police and other departments, though other workers received such pay. The piece notes Zilch’s service, his plaque return, and calls for final compensation. It also mentions Ryan Whitney’s film role and local coaching changes.
Orlando Sentinel notes the broken presidential primary system as states opt out. With Bush facing little GOP opposition and nine strong Democratic contenders, five states cancel primaries next year. Critics say late or no results may curb participation, urging party leaders and lawmakers to cooperate to salvage 2008.
Don Rollins of Oberlin critiques WEOL 930 AM for giving free air time mainly to Roman Catholic voices. He argues the Lorain County station should reflect religious diversity and avoid becoming a de facto Catholic church affiliate.
Ronald Hill of the Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging urges caregiver support amid aging populations. The National Family Caregiver Support Program, started by the federal government, funds services via area agencies on aging. In the five-county Western Reserve region, 2353 caregivers have been aided since 2001. Call (600) 581-6884 for information and assistance.
Lise M. Day, president, notes 100 years of Big Brothers Big Sisters nationwide and 10 years in Lorain County. The group aims to introduce 100 volunteer mentors and pair 100 more youths with Big Brothers or Sisters. United Way donations support the program and invites future volunteers and donors.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor but edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters 200 words or shorter are preferred though longer submissions may be trimmed to fit. Include signature full home address and telephone number and send by mail fax or email to the Editorial Page Editor at the Chronicle Telegram.
The piece examines Justice Janice Brown, a California Supreme Court appointee, facing a Senate Judiciary Committee fight amid broad support from 14 law professors across the political spectrum and a looming Democratic filibuster. It cites Aguilar v. Avis and Lochner era debates, argues Brown reflects mainstream jurisprudence, and criticizes partisan treatment of her record.
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