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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 2003
Page
3
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A Monday front page discusses school uniforms as a remedy in education. Parents praise Elyria Catholic and St Jude policies. St Jude notes students behave more settled. Amherst schools survey opinions, with results due this week. Public schools in Lorain County have no uniform policy.
The Chronicle Telegram explains its editorial page stance inviting readers to form opinions and participate by sending letters to the editor. It outlines the purpose of guest columns and cartoons as prompts for reader engagement and discussion.
Kenneth M Webber of Grafton laments Elyria residents votes on Issue 31. He argues the community undervalues youth and a new EHS, warning ongoing blame harms future generations and urging residents to consider the kids beyond money.
The obituary notes the death of Madame Chiang Kai-shek once a powerful anti Communist ally educated in the United States. Her influence on U S policy in Asia and her stance during Japan and Russia tensions are highlighted as a historical reminder of global crises.
Dan K Thomasson notes an Inspector General report shows two sets of rules inside the FBI from top brass to staff, with serious sexual misconduct and odd pranks highlighted while warning that emphasis should be on improving intelligence and preventing terrorism rather than policing trivial jokes.
Howard Dean rallies two major unions AFSCME and SEIU and raises funds beyond federal matching limits by calling on 2 million supporters. He explains South outreach and race questions, aiming to win back middle class swing voters while noting shifts from Soccer Moms to NASCAR Dads in the Democratic bid.
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