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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 2002
Page
8
The Chronicle listing shows the July 24 1829 founding date, publishers A C Mudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew Young as editor, Scott Brown editorial page editor, Rudy Dicks Pattie Waldd managing editor, and other staff roles. It reads like a historical newspaper masthead with titles and names.
The Chronicle Telegram endorses Jim Petro for attorney general citing his eight years as state auditor with 3800 audits last year, 10 percent staffing cut, and millions recovered from crooks. Herington is praised but deemed less credentialed. Petro, term limited as auditor, is favored to become AG and is viewed as a strong future governor candidate.
The piece discusses a stealth cyber assault that disrupted nine of 13 Internet traffic servers, a wake up call about online security. It notes global server distribution, data protection practices by providers, and continued reliance on traditional crime-fighting methods like FBI involvement, while contrasting futuristic fears with persistent malicious actors.
In a letter to the Lorain Chronicle Telegram, Ken Shawver questions Mayor Foltin’s recovery plan amid a growing city deficit from 1.7 million to 2.43 million and urges Foltin to endorse Issue 21 and tax credit cuts. Marge Untiedt also writes criticizing Andy Young’s column about Jeff Armbruster and Saddam Hussein’s campaign manager, defending Armbruster’s Senate record while condemning the piece.
A reader urges a November 5 vote for Betty Blair to continue as Lorain County commissioner while clarifying nonrelation to Eric Flynn and contrasting party affiliations. The letter appeals to Lorain County residents to revitalize the area.
Gordon McDaniel urges Lorain County workers to designate pledges to their home United Way. He notes 36,000 residents commute to other counties and contrasts $80,100 designated to Lorain from local campaigns with $161,200 sent outward. Skully, executive director, supports the message.
William Flynn serves as a councilman for Lorain 9th Ward. The brief note confirms his holding of public office and the ward he represents.
Ohio voters have a chance to elect Maureen O Connor to the state Supreme Court on November 5. Supporters call for fairness and uniform law application and note O Connors long public service including Summit County roles.
Jacqueline A Kish urges support for Lorain County Issue 14, the Mental Health Network levy on the November 5 ballot. She notes Lucy Idol Center services aid her son Mark, who has multiple disabilities, through daily living skills programs, music and physical therapy, and social activities.
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