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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2004
Page
3
The Chronicle staff lineup credits A Cooper Hudnutt Arthur C Hudnutt Andrew Ff Young as publishers and editors with Dave Pergzer as Editorial Page Editor and Patti Ewald Matt Westerhold as Managing Editor and Labor Assistant.
A Lorain one-year-old girl’s brave report to police exposes parental neglect as her mother faces charges for possession and drug paraphernalia while the husband awaits a warrant-based arrest. Across Ohio, public officials including Secretary Blackwell face scrutiny over campaign ties, while a Columbus district trims classroom energy use, prompting questions about savings and policy. Amber Brown and her father share ADHD coping stories as education policy debates persist.
Opinion notes that a formal Senate apology for failing to pass anti lynching legislation should accompany concrete action. The piece urges addressing modern inequities including high minority dropout rates, urban development, minority home ownership, and poverty, arguing apologies alone won t solve ongoing racial harms.
The Chronicle Telegram accepts letters to the editor on the November 2 2004 general election. Submissions must arrive by 5 p m Monday October 25 for potential publication. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number. Contact options include mail fax or email.
The piece surveys U S budget fights across parties led by President Bush and Sen John Kerry amid a looming $413 billion deficit. It cites the Concord Coalition warn ing of rising debt under current policies, notes corporate tax cuts and middle class gains, and quotes analysts on Congress failing to pass budget resolutions. It warns of future costs for baby boomers and the danger of fiscal policy paralysis.
A humorous reminiscence of a kitchen remodel that stripped the sink, cabinets, microwave, and fridge from daily use. The family adapts by eating on paper plates, stacking dishes, and dealing with leftovers, while the sink remains promised for next week to the end of the world.
Jay Ambrose discusses VeriChips and a doctor implanted microchip to store medical data, noting FDA approval and use abroad. He questions privacy and election fears about pollster chip scanning, while praising rapid tech ingenuity amid concerns about human judgment in a changing century.
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