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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 2003
Page
3
A historical notice lists A C Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 with partners A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R Young. Scott Brown serves as editorial page editor, Rudy Dicks as managing editor, and Pattie Walld as assistant managing editor.
The piece urges Americans to pause amid holiday trappings to appreciate life and the nation’s blessings. It recalls the first Thanksgiving after disease and famine, Lincoln’s Civil War urging gratitude, and how gratitude sustains and balances focus on wrongs, urging thanks for the holiday itself and time with family and worship.
The piece argues that House Republicans used aggressive rules tactics to push the Medicare vote, portraying a partisan culture of power in both chambers. It notes minority exclusion from conference committees and manipulated voting times while contrasting past GOP and current White House behavior with Democratic restraint. It cites Sen. John McCann and remarks by Vice President Cheney as indicative voices.
A sequence of reader letters argues for a new Elyria High School while warning against demolition of homes and businesses. Writers claim levy failures reflect a desire to avoid fluff and focus on basics, urging renovation or measured additions and cautioning about taxes amid tough times.
Chronicle Telegram invites reader letters up to 200 words, with editing for brevity and accuracy. Provide signature, full home address, and telephone number. Contact options include mail to Elyna Ohio address, fax 329-7282, or email letters chronicletelegram com.
Marin Schram analyzes how Democrats confront a Republican controlled Congress and White House, lament defeats on Medicare reforms and energy bills, while warning that public sentiment may shift as corporate interests and AARP support shape policy. The piece notes rising concerns over budget blows, tax cuts totaling 1.7 trillion, and the looming 2004 election dynamics.
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