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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 2002
Page
10
The Chronicle lists founders and key staff including A C Hudnutt as publisher with dates 1927 to 1950, editor Andrew Young, editorial page editor Scott Brown, and managing editor Rudy Dicks along with Patti Ewald as assistant managing editor. The text preserves the historic masthead and leadership roles.
A Thanksgiving column laments tough times in 2002 with plant closures and a weak economy while praising resilience. It notes Elyria Memorial Hospital births, Browns improving, I 90 three lane corridor, Traficant’s imprisonment, and Cleveland weather alerts, closing with holiday wishes and notes on local teams and coach Jim Tressel.
Congress fast tricks through a terrorism insurance bill during lame duck session with White House touting job creation for construction workers. The plan caps Treasury and insurer losses, limits punitive damages, and faces debate over cost and need. Expiration set after three years unless extended.
Elyria letters praise Harvey Gittler for eight decades of principled work while urging appreciation for seasoned Americans. Kendal at Oberlin executive director Barbara Thomas discusses quality of care and life at the Lorain County nursing home amid CMS quality measures and public inquiries. Ohio Highway Patrol warns drivers to move over or slow down for emergency vehicles, citing recent crashes and a statewide PSA.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor limited to 200 words and notes letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number with submission by mail fax or email and provide contact details for editorial page editor Scott Brown.
Washington enjoys the annual Thanksgiving turkey pardon as President Bush pet the bird Katie in the Rose Garden. The event featured a small audience of scouts and clubs, backup turkey Zack, and ended with Bush heading to Texas for Thanksgiving.
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