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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 2003
Page
3
A fragment listing Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 with Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew R. Young as editor, Rudy Dicks as managing editor, Scott Brown as editorial page editor and Patti Ewald as assistant managing editor. The note marks July 24 1829 as founded and names the publication roles.
Protests erupt in Cancun as WTO talks collapse amid pressure for rich nations to cut agricultural subsidies. Analysts say the Doha round could lift 144 million from poverty and add $520 billion in global income, but farm subsidies and protectionism threaten progress. The Seattle and Doha debates frame a potential return to Geneva with renewed focus on subsidies and bilateral pacts.
Letter writer Ken Adans argues that Keystone faces 17 million for a new high school and Elyria 60 million for renovations. He questions church upkeep, library funding, and whether tax issues benefit working residents, claiming officials disregard taxpayers’ financial realities.
A civic opinion argues that Boy Scouts nationwide lose access to public buildings and donations for upholding anti homosexuality leadership policies. It asserts Scouts produce Eagle Scouts and Rhodes Scholars, urges churches to host meetings, and claims liberal officials target them in cities.
The Cheoricie Telegram invites letters to the editor signed by contributors. Contact Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown at 3323-7112 or via email and mail to Box 4010 Eayria Michigan 49036. Fax line is 640 229 7262.
Alabama voters rejected a 1.2 billion tax hike, signaling a broader tax revolt trend nationwide. The GOP governor and national commentators warned of doom absent tax increases, while advocates urged tax relief and government restraint. Alabama’s result echoed in Missouri Virginia and Seattle as citizens push for smaller government and reduced spending.
Dan K. Thomaseon reports that amid wavering approval, Bush faces a tough year as polls flag concerns over Iraq costs and economic policy. Analysts note Dean and Clark gain visibility, while insiders warn against underestimating Rove’s political reach and the White House’s pull in shaping outcomes.
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