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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 2004
Page
3
The Chronicle notes its long line of leadership from founder A C Hudnutt in 1929 through editors Arthur D Hudnutt and Andrew A Young to modern editors Dave Perczek Patti Ewlad Matt Westerhold and others detailing Publisher Editor and Managing Editor roles over decades.
The Chronicle Telepram endorses U S Representative Marcy Kaptur of Toledo for another term, citing her long experience, House Appropriations seat, and steady record including Ohio projects like the New Maumee River Crossing and Oberlin museum funding. Opponent Larry Karzala is criticized for weak proposals, with debate over drug plan ideas and past remarks. The district spans Lorain, Erie, Ottawa, and parts of Lucas counties with diverse constituents.
Voters are reminded that letters to the editor about the November 2 general election must reach The Chronicle-Telegram by 5 p.m. Monday October 25. Submissions after the deadline may not be published. Include signature full home address and telephone number.
Leonard Pitts Jr criticizes Sinclair Broadcasting for airing Stolen Honor a film negative to John Kerry while giving little voice to his side. He condemns the plan as propaganda and accuses media outlets of exploiting political tempers to influence the election. He cites FCC ethics and forgery debates surrounding CBS News.
A reader argues that Bible believing Christians should favor Bush over Lamia Christian C and that constitutional freedoms include religious practice and anti-gay prohibitions, noting the failed amendment. The letter criticizes unions, outsourcing, and war costs, urges separation of church and state, and calls for responsibility from those supporting war in Iraq. TOM MOLIGH Elycia
The piece claims John Kerry uses flip flops and scare tactics to win votes. It cites a town hall in Wisconsin where he allegedly misrepresented Social Security funding and warned of Bush plans affecting milk prices. It ends by praising George W. Irish, DAVE RUSH, Lorain.
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