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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2004
Page
10
The Chronicle publication lineage lists founders and publishers from 1829 through 1991. It names A C Hudnutt as publisher 1927 to 1950 and Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 to 1991, with Andrew R Young as editor and Patti Ewald as managing editor among staff.
Ohio State reports fall freshmen may average a 25.5 to 25.6 ACT score, higher than 1993 and signaling improved preparation. Since 1987 the university has raised intake standards and more students graduate in the top 10 percent. State education funding and policy debates temper statewide progress despite gains in proficiency and higher standards.
The piece surveys repeated media errors from The Post CNN The New York Times and USA Today to CBS over a Bush National Guard story. It notes CBS suppressed warnings about guard documents and Dan Rather’s defense while outside reviews are sought. The source hints at possible Kerry campaign involvement.
Reader letters cover Labor Day Mackinaw City bridge walk with 46 000 participants and praise for the Elyria YMCA facilities while urging pool heating improvements. The letter promotes Lorain County Community College University Partnership program and urges a vote for the LCCC issue on November 2. Craming is chairman of Ross Environmental Devices in Elyria.
Curtis Weems of Avon Lake compares Bush and Kerry after speeches in New York. He labels Bush a principled leader and questions the Iraq War rationale, citing Vietnam parallels, Cheney and Halliburton, and taxpayer and service member costs. He suggests Bush should have served in Vietnam.
The Lorain County community discusses a levy to fund higher education amid a shift from manufacturing to service jobs. Residents cite the need for retraining through enhanced college programs as the local economy evolves and supports continued workforce adaptation.
Amy Richards, an unmarried woman pregnant with triplets, describes selecting to reduce two fetuses. Supporters argue freedom means self sacrifice, while critics frame abortion as harm to unborn lives and future adoption options.
Edward Fleisch er of North Olmsted denounces Bush administration claims on jobs and the economy, arguing private sector growth drives employment, criticizes Amtrak funding and Iraq policy, and endorses John Kerry as the safer choice to reduce terrorism. He cites job gains, low unemployment, and high homeownership to counter doom-and-gloom rhetoric.
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