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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 2003
Page
2
The note lists Foekkee Co founded July 24 1829 AD. Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 with Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew A Young as publishers. Other staff include Hudnutt editor Rudy Dicks managing editor Scott Brown and editorial page editor Pattiewald.
In a Sunday address President Bush tacitly admits mistakes in Iraq and faces the need to justify an 87 billion rebuilding price tag for Iran and Afghanistan. He urges engaging the enemy where he lives while acknowledging costs, dangers, and the long road to stabilize Iraq with international support.
Readers question the basis of a $48 000 average manufacturing wage for Lorain County noting prime jobs raise the figure and seeking breakdowns by earners. A second letter defends incumbent leadership against opponent claims, while a third laments anger over nearby Browning Ferris waste dump and praises buzzards sighted in Hinckley each March 15.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to about 200 words and may edit for brevity and accuracy. Include signature full name address and phone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Elyria Ohio 44036 Fax 440 329 7282 Email letters chronicletelegram com Contact Scott Brown at 929 7112 or swbrown chronicletelegram com.
President Bush pledges long war and funding to secure Iraq as Gen. Sanchez warns defeat comes only if the United States walks away. He calls for UN support, outlines an $87 billion request, and cites Germany and Japan postwar rebuilding as precedent while critics caution.
Clarence Page honors anthropologist John A Ogbu of UC Berkeley who studied how immigrant and native groups pursue education. He distinguished voluntary and involuntary immigrants, noted gaps in achievement, and argued parents shape outcomes while recognizing racism’s history. Ogbu died August 20 in Oakland at 64.
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