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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 2002
Page
9
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East central Elyria sees a wave of armed robberies from Gulf Road to Route 57 prompting the St Jude watch group led by Carol Caruso. Police Chief Michael Medders has a task force, 24 hour patrols, plainclothes units, and resident tips to curb the pattern while residents urge vigilance.
A letter writer recounts shifting from Republican to Independent over President Bush's steel tariffs. He cites mini mills gaining 40 percent market share, domestic competition, and unintended consequences including higher steel prices and job losses. He asserts the party left him and vows to vote as an independent.
The snippet presents guidance for submitting letters to the editor. It notes a 200 word limit and asks for signature, full home address, and telephone number. It provides mailing and fax details for The Chronicle Telegram and references editorial page extensions and contact names.
Morton Kondracke reviews PBS Frontline Faith and Doubt at Ground Zero. The piece argues evil was present and Islam blamed, criticizing moral relativism and noting churches offered little national guidance after Sept 11. It highlights Barna data on faith practices and includes quotes from Kenan Makiya and others about religion and extremism.
Readers face shifting guidance on mammograms and hormone therapy. The piece notes conflicting data from the Women’s Health Initiative on Prempro and contrasts sun exposure guidance with cancer risks, highlighting pervasive medical uncertainty for both women and men.
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