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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 2003
Page
2
The Chronicle lists founders and editors from 1825 to 1950, naming Hudnutt as publisher with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publishers, Rudy Dicks as managing editor, Scott Brown as editorial page editor, and Patti Ewald as assistant managing editor, reflecting its long run and leadership.
The profile describes Wesley Clark as a brilliant West Point graduate and four star general who joins the Democratic presidential field amid questions on domestic policy. Analysts note Clark could blunt liberal concerns on defense, while rivals Dean Kerry face competition from his campaign and Internet fundraising momentum.
Elyria Clerk Art Weber is defended by council member Forrest L Bullocks against claims by Ray Noble of the Elyria Republican Party that Weber is racist. The letter cites Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell ruling Weber’s actions legitimate amid signature concerns. it urges focus on city traffic issues rather than accusations.
A reader argues for dual opposite lanes to ease congestion and criticizes the administration for missed highway purchase and late paving before the election. The letter questions national debt, media messaging, and Bush administration policy on war, calling for accountability and better information.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor require brevity under 200 words, and may be edited for clarity. Include signature, full home address, and telephone number. submission options by mail, fax, or email. contact editor Scott Brown for details.
Nat Hentoff weighs in as Tom Feeney's Antiterrorism Tools Enhancement Act would allow administrative subpoenas. The plan lets federal agencies pull medical travel DNA emails and third party records without court approval, with gag and secret review provisions. Critics say it erodes Fourth Amendment protections and privacy while Sen. Specter calls for hearings.
Dean revises Middle East remarks after debate criticism, while Jewish leaders and activists weigh the impact on Jewish voters. Lieberman opposed Dean’s even handed stance, arguing U.S. Israel ties demand a firmer line, as Bush gains perceived support from pro Israel figures.
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