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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 2003
Page
2
Hudnutt publisher 1927 to 1950 Andrew R Young editor Rudy Dicks managing editor Scott Brown editorial page editor Patti Ewald assistant managing editor. Founding date July 24 1829 AD referenced in fragment.
Township trustees hear video evidence of buzzards near Browning-Ferris Industries waste dump on Oberlin-Elyria Road in New Russia Township. Mike Gerhardinger presented August footage showing buzzards foraging through refuse as Dave Matthews admits daily covering is not always effective and contends staff may be fired. Trustees consider zoning change to raise the disposal cap from 870000 to 1000000 tons while promising EPA contact and remediation proof before approval.
The Bush administration backs a UN resolution authorizing a multinational peacekeeping force in Iraq with the United States in command, signaling a shift toward broader international involvement. Powell notes a “political horizon” toward democracy as nations like France and Germany seek meaningful say in rebuilding and the shape of Iraq’s government.
Readers discuss Elyria mayoral support for Grace and party loyalty, critique North Ridgeville school tax impacts on seniors, warn about late-night garage sales, and challenge redistricting and civil rights. The letters defend inclusivity, question tax fairness, and urge scrutiny of DNA use in prosecutions.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor rules, noting a 200 word limit, possible edits for brevity and accuracy, and required signatures, home address, and phone number. It lists mailing, fax, and email contacts for submissions and directs letters to the Editorial Page Editor, Scott Brown.
A 1974 Associated Press column recalls Alabama street protests over public displays of the Ten Commandments amid Watergate and Vietnam era distrust. The piece questions motives, highlighting fund raising goals of involved groups and urging focus on faith’s bigger call beyond symbolic displays.
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