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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 2004
Page
3
The Chronicle announces A. Cooper Hudnutt as publisher with Dave Perczek serving as editorial page editor and Patti Ewald as managing editor in the new leadership structure.
Grafton residents face an internal probe after the suspension of Police Chief Jim Brearley and two full time officers. Administrative leaves began October 25 with dispatcher Danielle Begin resigning. Village officials vow to withhold details, hoping to protect reputations while residents seek answers.
Analysis of Ohio voting shows 59 million turnout for Bush and 56 million for Kerry. Lorain County doubled its vote gain with 12 000 more votes than target. The piece credits volunteers, including Jennifer Tony and Larry, and notes shifts in Catholic and Hispanic support, plus the impact of Issue 1 in Ohio.
A reader urges unity across parties and defends Mayor Grace and his administration. The letter argues city services survived recent cuts without layoffs, questions claims of removed recreation perks, and urges voters to support responsible civic action and contribute financially to city works.
Residents voice frustration over city finances, calling for tighter spending and lower salaries while accusing leaders of overreach. The letter cites Invacare job moves, Festival of Lights funding, and safety services cut concerns amid broader budget pressures and tax hikes.
Carole Horseman voices anger over coverage of an insurgent attack in a mosque in Iraq. She defends Marines and condemns perceived one sided reporting, urging focus on domestically affected families and national defense concerns.
A reader protests President Bush's retirement policy linking it to 401K style risks. He questions where 32 years of Social Security contributions go and whether employers would still match funds. The letter likens policies to a gamble with savings and urges preserving Social Security protections.
Jon T. Bainbridge argues that George W. Bush will finish what he started, predicting continued damage but offering a glimmer of hope by recalling Hoover and the 1933 Democratic era as a comparative caution.
A reader named Linda Lyrch Edna argues for preserving Social Security as a retirement supplement. She says she has paid into the system and wants a president who prioritizes the people's interests over or cohorts, preferring higher current contributions to avoid the Bush plan.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to about 200 words. Submissions may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Elyria Ohio 44098 or use fax or email as listed.
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