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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2004
Page
3
The Chronicle traces its lineage from 24,5829 A.C. Mudnutt as founder and publisher (1927-1950) through Arthur D. Hudnutt (publisher 1970-1981). It lists A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R Young as publishers, with Dave Perczek as Editorial Page Editor and Patti Ewald as Managing Editor.
Our opinion warns terrorism remains a lasting threat after 9 11. It notes Bush's war on terror, Afghanistan, and Iraq, questions about weapons of mass destruction, and ongoing dangers from al Qaida. The piece stresses vigilance, urban risk near Cleveland and nearby nuclear plants, and the likelihood of future anniversaries and threats.
The piece cites Arab world and Western reaction to Islam and terrorism. It quotes Amir Sani Rashed and Harvard analyst Samuel Huntington on Muslim violence and calls for decent Muslims to condemn bombers and child killers. It stresses the need to reclaim Islam as a religion of peace through action.
A reader recalls the Sept 11 attacks and the ensuing anger at President Bush over war and policy. The letter criticizes Cheney’s influence, questions tax cuts for the wealthy, and asserts U S allies have shifted. It defends Rep Brown’s Medicare Drug Card scrutiny and condemns the drug industry and political bankers.
Letter writer accuses Senator Sherrod Brown of opposing the new Medicare law, arguing the bill was shaped by the pharmaceutical industry with support from President Bush. It claims GOP lawmakers were pressured to vote yes and touts the Ohio Buckeye Card as a superior free option, while defending Democratic incumbents on abortion and voting in November election.
Reader defends Councilman Forrest Bullocks highlighting a decade of service for ward 24 and the community. He contrasts newspaper reporting on gun ordinance and commends Lorain County Community College for its campus, instructors, and courses while urging support for the levy.
A reader denounces George W. Bush citing the Iraq War as a costly mistake. The letter notes over 1,000 U.S. deaths and 7,000 wounded, calls for listening to diverse voices, and criticizes deficits and environmental policies. The writer urges a commander in chief willing to admit mistakes and explore alternatives.
A supporter frames Lorain County Community College's University Partnership as affordable high quality education. He cites long involvement with the center and his grandson, an Ilyria High School honors graduate and second-year University Partnership student at University of Toledo, endorsing the 1.5 mill levy in November.
A North Ridgeville reader argues in favor of smoking bans, saying bans protect health and the smoke harms non-smokers. The letter cites medical advice and notes being a non-smoker with bronchial concerns, urging bans in all spaces. Gerald Mayer signs as author.
Readers are invited to send letters under 200 words for publication after editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address unit telephone number and contact options. Mailing address editorial page editor box 4010 Elyria 44038 FAX and email details are provided for submission.
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