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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 2003
Page
4
The newspaper announces new editorial leadership with Gee Scott Brown as Editorial Page Editor Rudy Dicks and Pattie Wald appointed Managing Editor and Assistant Managing Editor respectively.
The Chronicle Telegram urges voters to approve Issue 1 on November 4. It outlines a $1.6 billion plan tied to the Third Frontier Project, including $500 million in bonds over 10 years to advance biomedicine, power and propulsion, advanced manufacturing and more. The goal is to create high paying jobs and attract research, development and new products.
Donald Rumsfeld faces calls to improve leadership as President Bush asserts control over his administration and hints at role shifts. Rice to oversee Iraq reconstruction amid White House urgency. Rumsfeld warns against rearrangements while Bush stresses decisive action and firings if needed.
A flood of reader notes urges support for Elyria councilman Paul Blevins and Lorain judge Michele Silva Arredondo, plus Amherst mayoral candidate Dave Taylor. Voters in Avon and Elyria’s 3rd Ward are urged to back Jim Slone for Elyria City Council and Issue 9 for Avon school funding. Names include Gregory J. Elek, Stephenic Blake, Michael J. Pappas, Lula Holt Robertson, Brenda Meschke.
Letters to the editor urge Jim Johnson and David Gillock in North Ridgeville’s mayoral race. Voters debate bipartisan talk, leadership, and a pivotal endowment grant story underscoring candidate ethics and community impact.
A notice states election letters must be submitted by a deadline and follow guidelines. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited for length. Include signature full address and telephone number. Submission options include mail fax or email to the editorial page editor.
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