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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 2004
Page
3
The Chronicle presents its historic masthead listing founders and key editorial leaders. Hudnutt and Young are named among publishers editors and managing staff with dates reflecting their tenure.
The Chronicle Telegram backs Matt Barrett for Ohio State Representative in the 68th District, criticizing incumbent Walcher for avoiding debates and offering limited leadership. The piece supports Barrett, a seven year lawyer, citing his experience, willingness to tackle issues, and collaborative stance. District covers parts of Lorain Seneca and all of Huron counties with multiple townships listed.
Letters to the editor regarding the November 2 general election must be submitted to The Chronicle Telegram by 5 p.m. Monday October 25. Letters are subject to editing for brevity accuracy and clarity and should be 200 words or shorter. Include signature full address and telephone number.
A Washington reader asks if backing Bush for re election is required now that MLB moves Montreal Expos to the area. The column ponders neutrality, ethics, and whether Bush influenced the Expos move, while joking that Washington should be renamed The Washington Reagans for the team’s relocation and local ties.
A detailed NYT analysis argues the Bush White House misled the public by tying Iraq to weapons programs via aluminum tubes. It cites internal dissent, disputes within Energy and intelligence circles, and how the administration used the tubes to justify war. The piece suggests the invasion diverted resources from al Qaida, leaving the homeland less safe amid Code Orange alerts.
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