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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2002
Page
2
A rental of archival masthead lists THE CHRONICLE staff roles including A C Hudnutt as publisher covering 1927 to 1950 with Andrew Young editor Rudy Dicks managing editor Scott Brown editorial page editor Patti Ewald assistant managing editor and note of founders and dates.
Lorain officials argue for full time police in schools after a gang related fight near Southview High. The strong show of force may deter reprisals, despite budget worries and understaffing fueling talk of moving officers from schools.
Frustrated Elyria reader argues a fee to access the county auditor site is an unjust tax on residents. A reader response to a Sept. 17 column reflects on faith and Sept. 11, stating God was present and offering strength to the grieving, urging personal salvation.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to 200 words, noting they may edit for brevity and accuracy. Submit with signature, full address, and phone number by mail to Editorial Page Editor, Elyria, Ohio. or by fax to 440-329-7282. Contact Scott Brown at 329-7112 or swbrown chronicletelegram.com for details.
San Diego Union Tribune columnist Joseph Perkins argues U S ports remain vulnerable as only about two percent of six million yearly cargo containers are inspected. He cites film fiction and current bills like the Port and Maritime Security Act and the Maritime Transportation Anti-Terrorism Act, noting opposition to Sen Hollings's cargo user fee and urging urgent, unified action.
Nat Hentoff notes Dennis Archer becomes the first Black ABA president-elect, highlighting the ABA’s lily-white past and Archer’s background from Detroit mayor to Michigan Supreme Court justice. The piece recalls mentors like Thurgood Marshall and Charles Hamilton Houston, urging public interest law and equal protection for all.
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