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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2003
Page
7
The note lists A C Hudnutt as founder and publisher from 1927 to 1950 with A Cooper Hudnutt as publisher and Andrew R Young as editor. It also credits Scott Brown as Editorial Page Editor Rudy Dicks as Managing Editor Patti Ewald as Assistant Managing Editor.
Letters discuss Art Weber and Mayor Grace in the Elyria ballot fight over John Howard. A secretary of state ruling invalidated three of four signatures, keeping Howard off the November ballot though eligible as write-in. Howard calls the decision fair, while critics argue the system worked to prevent weak candidacies.
Detroit Free Press reflects on two years since the September 11 attacks. It weighs national memory, Bush policy, the Iraq war's impact, and ongoing security gaps. The piece notes public weariness, calls for continued vigilance, and honors victims while urging resilient support for security improvements.
A collection of reader letters praising and criticizing local leaders and policies. Contributors urge mayoral change, question funding trips, and call for more MAC coverage while urging practical solutions for addiction recovery and national policy criticisms.
The Chronicle Telegram explains letter submissions must be brief and accurate and may be edited for clarity. Letters should be about 200 words. longer pieces may be shortened. Include signature, full address and phone number, and send to Editorial Page Editor at Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or by fax or email.
In Cleveland at the Peter B. Lewis Building of Case Western Reserve University a deranged gunman killed one person and injured others while holding about 80 occupants hostage for hours. The incident spurs a debate on Ohio gun laws and whether armed protection could have prevented the tragedy.
Dan Thomasson cites US senator Rogers and asserts Congress is bought by NRA dollars harming public safety. The column questions protection from Congress not criminals and laments Washington bowing to gun lobby while defending Second Amendment rhetoric and free speech.
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