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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 2004
Page
3
Dave Perczek serves as Editorial Page Editor while Pattiewald appoints Matt Westerhold as Managing Editor and assistant managing editor in a newsroom leadership adjustment.
The Chronicle Telegram endorses Ronald Nabakowski for a second term as Lorain County clerk of courts. Nabakowski, the incumbent with nearly five years in office, touts modernization efforts and court service improvements, including an online case system and expanded passport services. His opponent John A. Howard remains largely unengaged in interviews as Nabakowski plans to move one office to North Ridgeville and continue public service.
Christopher Reeve died at 54, admired for turning personal tragedy into advocacy for spinal cord research. He urged continued embryonic stem cell work, warning five years of delay could cost lives, leaving a lasting legacy of determination and public service.
New York columnist Michael Goodwin says John Kerry shows a hollow approach to terrorism in recent interviews and a NY Times Magazine profile. Bai’s piece portrays Kerry as lacking a concrete doctrine, with critics arguing he would not effectively lead a wartime strategy.
Voters are urged to approve a four mill levy on November 2 to strengthen LCCC and expand education. Proponents cite 2004 scholarships for Admiral King and Southview graduates, 96 percent employment of graduates locally, and the University Partnership. They stress affordable, local access to two and four year degrees and the community value of LCCC for workforce training and economic stability.
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