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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2003
Page
3
The Chronicle presents its masthead with founding date July 24 1829 and staff roles including Hudnutt publisher Andrew Fr Young editor Scott Brown editorial page editor Rudy Dicks managing editor Patti Ewald assistant managing editor.
Richard A. Rosso defends the top two in the nonpartisan primary alongside Ward 3 Councilman John Piskura. The Chronicle-Telegram endorses Rosso for mayor, praising his residential city focus, school linkage, and accessibility. Piskura emphasizes business interface and chamber activity. Rosso led with 529 votes in the tie for Mingee’s exit, while Piskura had 967 votes. The general election targets Nov 4 with Rosso favored to succeed Mingee.
A reader disputes a Sept 28 column about Elyria job losses, arguing a 20 year veteran in a good job loses work to Mexico and questioning Bill Grace's four year tenure as mayor. The writer asserts thousands are affected and defends local concerns.
A letter from Elyria residents thanks Councilwoman Cheri Gersak for support and time toward building a safe legal skate park. They note Vermilion recently opened a park and express hope Elyria can raise funds to open theirs.
Election day letters to the Chronicle Telegram must be submitted by 5 pm on Monday October 27 for the November 4 election. The paper promotes brief letters under 200 words and notes editing for brevity and clarity. Submission options include mail, fax, and email with contact details.
Martin Schram argues the 2004 race presents two paint-by-numbers portraits based on government data: a thriving Life of Riley for executives and a shrinking safety net for middle and lower classes. He cites rising CEO pay, pension gaps, job losses, lost health coverage, and outsourcing as the crisis drivers.
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