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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 2004
Page
3
The Chronicle lists publication history from July 24 1829 through 1991 with founders and editors. A.C. Hudnutt is credited as publisher 1927 to 1850 and Arthur D. Hudnutt 1970 to 1991, indicating documentation of leadership across the paper’s long span.
The Elyria Public Library faces a lawsuit over plans to show Fahrenheit 9/11 and Fahrenhype 9/11 during campaign season. Patrons argue libraries should present information, while the suit delays the screening until after the election, amid broader free speech and access to information concerns.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor about the November 2 general election. Submissions must arrive by Monday October 25. Letters are edited for brevity accuracy and clarity and should be 200 words or shorter. Include signature full home address and telephone number. Submission by mail fax or email with contact details.
A reader denounces Elyria West River Road library for screening Fahrenheit 9/11 as inappropriate for the polling place. The letter argues for neutrality, criticizes Michael Moore and John Kerry, and questions the film’s accuracy and political bias in a public space.
A column mix of critique on Kerry and Bush debate coverage and a long letter urging a vote against Elyria Issue 14. The writer accuses a columnist of misreading debate outcomes while defending Kerry and endorses local tax ballot stance to fund police and fire services.
John A. Adams argues the election is effectively decided. He cites undecideds silenced, Kerry seen as lacking appeal, and Bush portrayed as the clearer choice for national security. The piece reflects veteran swing voter views and warns of terror repercussions if Bush loses.
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