Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold Editors Mentioned
Patti Ewald is listed as Managing Editor with Matt Westerhold as Assistant Managing Editor in the newspaper masthead. The item records the leadership names and roles for the current publication.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 2004
Page
4
Patti Ewald is listed as Managing Editor with Matt Westerhold as Assistant Managing Editor in the newspaper masthead. The item records the leadership names and roles for the current publication.
The Miami Herald argues that new standards to keep transportation security data secret could shield environmental and safety hazards. It urges narrow SSI definitions, congressional oversight, and rejection of measures that let TSA secrecy override FOIA. It warns against broad blocking of public access and calls for transparency on records affecting port safety and workers.
A United Way LEAP project at Invacare repairs wheelchairs and aids independence for disabled clients. Technicians show patience and dedication, fixing a tiny chair for a preschooler while emphasizing advocacy and independent living through LEAP's programs led by Jerry Skully.
Readers in Lorain County respond to elections, voicing outrage over Bush and Kerry rhetoric, job losses, outsourcing, and terrorism fears. Contributors include DAVE BUSH, MARY L MCCORMICK, ROBERT FRITZ, FRANK VANDERSOMMEN, and SEE PIZZILLO, Avon. references span Florida 2000, 9/11, Iraq, NAFTA, and calls to buy American.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to about 200 words. Readers should include signature full home address and telephone number and submit by mail fax or email to the Editorial Page Editor at Elyria Ohio.
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