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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2002
Page
2
Hudnutt founded July 24 1829 and 1927 to 1950 saw Cooper Hudnutt Andrew Young as publishers with Scott Brown on editorial pages Rudy Dicks Pattiewald as managing editor and assistant managing editor, outlining key leadership roles.
Lorain County Community Action Agency trustees barely blocked a move to terminate President Anna Taylor-Carter by 8-7 and then voted unanimously to give her a 60 day temporary contract. The agency faces auditors probes and questions over funds use as new members join and calls for special meetings on four pages of recommendations. Taylor-Carter reimbursed 602 dollars for October travel and charged agency expenses for a Florida honeymoon amid ongoing investigations and questions about attending a conference.
Readers denounce Harvey Gittler's Sept 1 summer wear piece as perverse and sexist while defending teen fashion. They also question his Sept 28 presidential column, arguing his polling claims misrepresent supporters and label Bush and Clinton unfairly. A reader recalls rebellion and mocks selective moralizing.
Voters must register by Monday to cast ballots on November 5. Lorain County offers two offices and several locations including high schools and libraries for registration. Citizens 18 by election day who have resided in Ohio 30 days may register, with students using college addresses in their communities. A nonpartisan voters guide from the League of Women Voters Oberlin Area MAL will be available the week of Oct 21.
The writer laments extensive tree removal for a river walkway at East Falls, noting large diameter logs piled up and plans showing decks between trees. They fear Cascade Park’s emerald necklace is broken and question the necessity, reflecting on local leadership and politics.
The Chronicle Telegram lays out rules for letters on the November ballot. Submissions must be 200 words or shorter and include signature, address, and phone. Corrections note John Howard as a former Eiyna judge was misidentified in a prior letter.
Newsday columnist Robert Rena argues religion drives both bankruptcy reform and stem cell policy battles. He notes anti-abortion protests complicate bankruptcy reform aimed at debt collection, while Bush limits embryonic stem cell research, risking delays in cures. He critiques political motives and urges focus on real-world outcomes.
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