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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 2004
Page
3
A historical note lists key figures at The Chronicle with publishers and editors from 1829 to 1994, naming Hudnutt as publisher in early years and Arthur C. Hudnutt later, along with A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young as publisher, and Dave Perczek Patti Ewald Matt Westerhold in editorial roles.
The piece notes stores push an earlier holiday season with Nordstrom ads and window signs, urging shoppers to delay decorating. It discusses a shrinking stock cushion, no must-have items, and lean inventories. Forecasters predict the best season in four years despite weak consumer passion and rising heating costs.
The U S Congress and Radio Liberty debate changes to the Russian service shifting from Prague to Moscow, shortening programs and borrowing a Moscow newsroom approach. Supporters say it will aid access to news and Russia coverage while opponents warn of government pressure and loss of pro democracy messaging.
A reader argues intolerance is a quick label in America while condemning others for intolerance. The letter defends holding firm beliefs and stresses respect for differing views, noting constitutional protection and the irony of denouncing intolerance while being intolerant of others.
Amherst wires praise for Condoleezza Rice, nominated by President Bush as secretary of state. The message hails her as an excellent choice and a well deserved honor and wishes her good luck and success. AVE AND EJ. SPARKS: Amherst
A daughter stationed as a soldier in Baghdad reports magnets stolen from her vehicle at a mall. A “Support Our Troops” magnet and a BOW magnet were taken, prompting outrage at the disrespect toward troops and a call for respect. The note urges thieves to stop and notes many supporters experience similar thefts.
Linda Lynch from Elyria questions GOP actions as leaders face indictments and policy shifts. She urges resignations for indicted officials and voter resistance in upcoming elections, criticizing rate increases and moral standards. She cites Dewine and Vainovich on spending, urging accountability at the polls.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and may edit for brevity and clarity. Letters should be about 200 words. longer pieces may be trimmed. Include signature, full home address, and phone number. Mailing address is Box 4010, Elyria, 44052. Fax and email contacts are provided.
In a Las Angles Times weekly column, Schear critiques U S aims in Afghanistan noting a narco economy and warlord influence. He cites UN and White House data showing record opium cultivation and Afghan instability despite claims of democratic progress.
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