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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 2004
Page
6
The Chronicle lists staff with A C Hudnutt and Andrew R Young as publishers over different eras. Dave Perczek serves as Editorial Page Editor and Patti Ewald as Managing Editor, with Matt Westerhold as Assistant Managing Editor.
Lorain County voters consider Christopher Rothgery for the Common Pleas judge seat vacated by Rosy Glavas. Barilla, a juvenile court veteran and Republican, opposes him as the candidate with less campaign engagement. Rothgery, a Democrat, has 15 years as a lawyer and prior acting judge in Elyria Municipal Court, plus strong peer ratings and community involvement.
Letters to the editor about the November 2 election must be submitted by 5 p.m. Monday October 26 to The Chronicle Telegram. Submissions after the deadline may not be published. Include signature full address and phone number. Submit by mail or email to the editorial staff.
Mitch Albom argues NASCAR docked Dale Earnhardt Jr. 25 points and fined him 10 000 after a postrace outburst while the FCC weighs possible indecency violations. He compares sports curses to broader media limits and questions who is protected. He notes Earnhardt apologized and recalls past broadcasting controversies.
A reader notes radio and transcript reviews of the second presidential debate show Bush as more credible and substantive than Kerry. Gallup polling of 515 voters found Bush gaining after the debate while Kerry slipped, with shifts in views on toughness believability and issue alignment. The piece cites Kerry's liberal label, UN engagement doubts, and calls for fiscal restraint.
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