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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2004
Page
3
The Chronicle lists Dave Perczek as Editorial Page Editor and Patti Ewald as Managing Editor, indicating leadership roles for opinion pages and overall newsroom management.
Philip Hahn, 75, who has flown a 12 inch Marine Corps flag beside his Stonehedge condo for five years to honor fallen comrades, received a management order stating only an American flag may be displayed. He complied on his own terms inviting 100 people to a ceremonial removal Monday.
California coastal groups allege the Clean Beaches Council offers better Blue Wave ratings to East Coast towns that pay annual fees while California towns must pay $2,500 for first year and $1,250 annually thereafter. The Beach rating program faces scrutiny over potential coercion and tourist impact.
Readers urged to engage neighbors about recurrent quarterly tax bills pushed by Bill Grace. The letter warns of reissued charges from RITA every three months and accuses Grace of an expansive expense account while residents seek local jobs.
A reader letter accuses gun activists of overreach and blasts Zell Miller and John Kerry. It questions Kerry’s war record, voting on weapons, and stance on the Iraq war while criticizing rising living costs and government spending. The writer cites health care costs, fuel prices, groceries, and interest in retirement, ending with a pointed tea party remark.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines brief letters to the editor of 200 words or less and notes that longer submissions may be edited. It requires signature, full home address, and telephone number, with submission by mail fax or email to the Editorial Page Editor at Elyria Ohio.
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