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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2004
Page
3
The Chronicle lists publishers and editors including A Cooper Hudnutt Arthur D Hudnutt and Andrew R Young with staff roles such as editor Dave Perozek collateral page editor Pattie Wald and managing editor Matt Westerhold. The masthead shows publication history from 1927 to 1991 and the publisher Hudnutt family.
Lorain County opens the $45 million Justice Center with a ribbon cut and tours. Officials praise one roof for efficiency and security, noting high tech systems like metal detectors and x rays, while critics say it overshadows the historic courthouse and public access.
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to send letters to the editor. Submissions should be about 200 words or shorter. longer letters may be edited for length and clarity. Include signature, full home address and phone number. mail to Editor Rage Friter.
Odd directive prompts smiles to be avoided in passport photos as a security measure. The guidance hinges on facial expression recognition tech and stricter identity checks, raising concerns over privacy and normal expression in official documents.
A reader urges voting for individuals over parties and criticizes Hollywood influence and taxes while another recounts a 1992 school bus accident and advocates seat belt mandates on buses. The letter from Harry R Gerent questions Kerry's war record and calls for full disclosure of his service, in a public forum notation.
A reader denounces tax cuts and the Iraq war, blaming them for draining Social Security reserves. The letter recalls Greenspan warning of cuts and a higher retirement age, argues the Clinton surplus was diverted to relief for the wealthy, and urges political action on May 2 to contact GWE.
The Kerry campaign and the DNC push to curb Swift Boat Veterans for Truth as they challenge Kerry’s Vietnam claims with Unfit for Command. They file complaints with the FCC and urge TV stations and bookshops to drop the ads, while accusing Bush supporters of unequal First Amendment protection.
A reader recalls the 28 year origin of Elyria area leagues, noting GESA roots, early coaching by Carl Molnar, and parent involvement at LOCC under a big tree. The piece highlights ongoing activity by Petar and family, plus a plea that current members preserve the league’s archival history.
A letter from the Lorain County Chief's Law Enforcement Association supports the November levy of five mills for Lorain County Community College and its University Partnership program. Gratton Stammitti, president, argues the college is a valuable asset and urges voters to approve the levy.
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