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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2003
Page
3
The record lists Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publishers with Hudnutt serving from 1927 to 1950. Rudy Dicks is managing editor and Scott Brown the editorial page editor with Patti Ewald as assistant managing editor. The note references a founding date of July 24, 1829.
The Chronicle Telegram urges re election of Charlene Gersak Democrat in Elyria's 1st Ward over challenger Joseph Monteleone. Gersak touts alignment with Mayor Grace on city projects while Monteleone criticizes her accessibility and meeting efforts amid his bid as a Republican.
The Columbia Board of Education rescheduled a meeting to tonight to ratify a new contract with the Local Education Association. Observers say the change serves to dodge public input while teams are away, highlighting tensions between officials and residents.
AUBREE CAMPBELL of Columbia Station urges the public to attend tonight's school board meeting or contact board members by phone or email to express opinions. She argues the board has an obligation to listen to citizens and questions perceived behind the scenes actions. Campbell notes she is a senior at Columbia High School.
The Chronicle Telegram says election letters for November 4 must be submitted by 5 p.m. Monday October 27. Letters may be edited for brevity and accuracy and should be 200 words or less. Include signature full home address and phone number with submission by mail fax or email to the Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown.
Bonnie Erbe argues new Nature findings reveal capuchin monkeys display fairness by rejecting lower rewards when partners fare worse, suggesting nonhuman cognition of fairness. She recalls personal moments with pets and notes bees, chimps, and elephants demonstrate consciousness and emotions, challenging view that humans alone are aware.
Cal Thomas profiles Wesley Clark as indecisive on Iraq war policy seeking the Democratic nomination. Clark wavers between supporting and opposing the congressional resolution, compares with Clinton style maneuvering, and faces criticism for flip flopping. He cites wanting diplomacy but admits uncertainty. The piece cites Truman and Eisenhower quips to underscore leadership scrutiny.
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