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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 2004
Page
3
The Chronicle masthead lists the paper’s publishers and editors for periods spanning 1927 to the 1970s, naming A C Hudnutt, Arthur D Hudnutt, Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew Fly Young, Dave Perczek, Patti Ewald, and Matt Westerhold in editorial leadership roles.
Elyria mayor backs Issue 14 to restore revenue after losses from factory closures and statewide cuts. A 60 percent tax credit would rise to 123 million annually if approved. defeat risks fire and police staffing cuts, closed pools, and jeopardized city services. Other nearby cities face similar deficits.
Key questions linger as the final debate nears about Iraq policy and the postwar path in a hostile nation. Bush and Kerry show resilience, yet offer few concrete plans for tackling deficits, growth, or Saudi and Iran risks, while avoiding calls for sacrifice from the public. David Broder notes lingering uncertainty and urges candor in Tempe.
Jay Ambrose reports on a bivaccine shortage and potential fixes. A diluted vaccine might still work, doubling available supply while long term goals push faster production and better access. Regulators and European partners urged to streamline rules and end discount demands. High risk groups urged to vaccinate, with antivirals and nasal vaccines as possible aids for others.
Kathleen Parker reveals she reconnected with Pfc. Paul Flage, a Vietnam Marine from the 1st Battalion 9th Marine Regiment known as The Walking Head. Flage, alive in Sumter, recounts boot camp, Khe Sanh brutalities, and his views on veterans, service, and Kerry. Parker and Flage plan to meet. she shares his cautious stance on political endorsements and his enduring Semper Fi bond.
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