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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 2004
Page
3
The Chronicle lists its long running masthead with founders and publishers from 1829 to 1997 and names editors and staff roles including Caltorial Page Editor and Managing Editor positions. It reflects historical publishing leadership and current roles at the time.
A Chronicle Telegram special reports Ford Motor Co will close Lorain Assembly, shifting Beane/tine van and Econoline production to Avon Lake Ohio. The loss of 1,700 jobs highlights broader manufacturing decline. Debate over Ford state and local roles, 1996 union talks, and 2002 restructuring.
The Philadelphia Inquirer describes Oprah Winfrey’s late season opener where 276 audience members each received a key to win a new Pontiac. Every box held a key, and one car was promised to the holder of the final key, while Pontiac footed the bill. The stunt drew praise for generosity and for highlighting ordinary Americans.
Amherst residents express frustration over a damaged basketball hoop at St Joseph School and urge police patrols, noting students raised funds for new equipment and pledging to restore the PE program once financing returns. A letter from Kathy Loos and a second opinion from Daniel Ailey discuss national politics, urging accountability and potential term limits for leaders.
The family of Sgt. Daniel Michael Shepherd expresses gratitude for community support after his death. They thank neighbors, honor guards from Fort Knox, Lt. Tim McCloud, SFC, Elyria city officials, the Columbia VFW for the luncheon, and contributors to Danny Andrew’s trust fund. The widow Kassie Shepherdie thanks all.
Laurie Crowther argues against the label liberal media and criticizes readers who equate mainstream outlets with Democratic collusion. She cites Pew Trusts research suggesting bias toward the right and warns that rejecting reputable, diverse reporting harms democracy and civil discourse.
The text contrasts President Bush and Senator Kerry on Medicare and drug coverage. Bush pushed a 2005 reform shifting seniors to managed care, limiting price negotiation and enabling higher drug prices with a $149 billion corporate payoff. It also notes gaps in coverage and potential loss of employer benefits, while Kerry advocates universal affordable coverage and allowing negotiation and cross border drug imports. NED GANG Etyrin
The Lorain County prosecutor race draws protest and defense as billboards funded allegedly by seized drug money draw attention. Neans Will counters the campaign by Gary Bennett and Jeff Manning, insisting the notices aid timely community information amid election season. The dispute centers on political motivation and Bennett’s leadership credentials in the prosecutor's office.
The Chronicle revisits Holy Love Ministries in Zaton Township with plans for a gift shop café and apparition room while critics question authenticity and diocesan approval. Pilgrims decline to publish names as the Cleveland Diocese distances itself saying no approval exists. The piece contrasts with a Lorain County tax levy critique and national political protests.
Readers are invited to send letters no longer than 200 words. The page editor may edit for brevity and accuracy. Include signature, full name, address and telephone. Mail Editorial Page Editor Box 4019 Elyria 44098 or fax 329-72h2 or email letters chronicletatogram.com.
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