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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 2004
Page
5
The Chronicle publication notes long time leadership from Ituly 24 1829 founding through 1991 with publishers A Cooper Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt and editors Andrew R Young Dave Perczek Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold.
The Ninth District Court of Appeals race features Moore, Whitmore and Carr among six candidates. Moore, a Democrat, aims for a seat against Republican Edna Bayle and independent Bill Wellentexer. Whitmore and Carr seek reelection, while Belfance, Bellance and Mars join as challengers, with Carr noted for touring high schools to showcase judicial work.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor, notes editorial submission rules, and sets a 200 word limit. Brevity accuracy and clarity are requested, with signatures full home address and phone required for mail submissions, and contact options by mail fax and email.
Kathleen Parker argues that rumors of a military draft under a second Bush term are unfounded. She notes bills proposed in 2003 by Rep Rangel and Sen Hollings lack support, and cites Defense Department data showing minorities are not disproportionately drafted. She urges voluntary service with adequate pay rather than conscription.
Daniel Sneider reports that candidates have largely ignored the energy crisis despite escalating prices for gas and oil. The piece highlights rising costs, OPEC profits, and the need for solutions such as hybrid engines, biofuels, hydrogen cars, and a modernized power grid, arguing for a national energy plan.
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