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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 2004
Page
4
The Chronicle lists the Hudnutt family as publishers from 1829 to 1994 with A C Hudnutt and Arthur C Hudnutt serving as publishers across different periods. Andrew R Young serves as editor and Dave Perczek as Editorial Page Editor with Matt Westerhold as Assistant Managing Editor.
Our opinion argues for stronger air traffic staffing and sensible age rules at FAA centers including the Cleveland OCC Oberlin. It notes 456 controllers at Cleveland 20 below cap with 41 retirements planned and urges Congress to add 14 million to hire replacements while reassessing forced retirement age and fitness testing to prevent a staffing crisis.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with editing for brevity and accuracy. Letters should be 200 words or shorter, may be edited to fit length, and must include signature full name address and telephone. Provide by mail fax or email to the Editorial Page Editor at Chronicle Telegram box 4019 Hiyra 44036 fax 329-7282 or letters chronictetelegram com.
Genesis launched in 2001 to study solar wind origins ends in disaster when parachute fails to deploy and capsule falls at near 200 mph. NASA notes contingency plans were in place and continues to assess data salvage potential while evaluating project competence and future missions.
An editor letters piece by Anibal Lopez Jr from Lorain argues President Bush's domestic record shows job loss, rising poverty, growing debt, a looming deficit, and more Americans uninsured. It contrasts early budget surpluses with current deficits and questions whether voters are better off than four years ago.
Ohio voters judge Kerry as inconsistent on policy, while Bush is praised for wartime resolve. The letter criticizes The Chronicle-Telegram for partisan 9/11 coverage, urging unity and objectivity.
Kay Gragan apologizes for erroneous abortion statistics originally published April 15, 2004. She thanks Pat Gedling for pointing out the error and notes the figure of 44 000 abortions per day vastly overstated. She cites about 1.5 million annual abortions as a more plausible estimate and apologizes to editor and readers.
Bill Clinton led the nation after Bush, with GDP growth around 3.3 percent in 1992 and 2000, unemployment 7.3 percent vs 4 percent, poverty 14.8 percent vs 11.8, and a deficit versus surplus. The piece argues for electing another Democrat to reverse the trend and critiquing Republicans and Bush. BILL BALOGH Vermilion township
Detroit Free Press columnist Mitch Atbom argues lawmakers fear the NRA and losing votes as 70 percent of Americans back banning assault weapons. He cites Bryt Phillips and a recurring plea after a son’s death, urging action over partisan fear and noting campaign contributions shape policy.
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