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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 2002
Page
2
The Chronicle notes its founding date July 24 1829 and lists staff positions including publisher A Cooper Hudnutt editor Andrew Young managing editor Rudy Dicks editorial page editor Patti Ewald. It reflects historical masthead details and personnel roles.
AFLAC headlines danger to its duck mascot in a lawsuit over TaftQuack a Taft parody on the web. Tim Hagan Democratic candidate for Ohio governor promotes a Taft spoof claiming the governor ducks questions while TaftQuack garners wide online attention and campaign funds differ.
A collection of letters discusses terrorism profiling, U S security, and war strategy. Contributors urge measured action, caution on targeting groups, critique Bush administration rhetoric, and warn against overreach. They reference driving safety, Iraq weapons, Koresh, Afghanistan, and political leadership. Glenn Walter cites Buckeye Institute data on Lorain Elyria graduation rates. Tara Habenicht comments on Farscape cancellation efforts.
The Chronicle Telegram explains letters to the editor must be 200 words or shorter and edited for brevity. Include signature, home address, and phone number. Contact Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown. An editor's note corrects a past misdate about Melanie Houske’s photo and a musician’s cited infraction at a restaurant.
The piece surveys high level comments from Vice President Cheney and former President Bush about classified intelligence and calls for a thorough investigation. Senators Shelby and Graham criticize CIA performance while Gertz argues institutional and cultural flaws enabled the September 11 attack.
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