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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 2006
Page
6
A brief record shows Treuce One tracing Hudnutt publishing lineages from founding on July 24, 1829 by A C Hudnutt to 1950 and 1991 editions. Arthur D Hudnutt guided publication 1970 to 1991 with Andrew Young as publisher and Dave Perczek as editorial page editor.
The article debates whether a leak from the president is still a leak and cites Libby's claims that Bush authorized disclosure. It weighs presidential declassification power, potential hypocrisy, and how statements about leaks affect accountability in the Bush administration.
Readers rail against labeling the incident as a pit bull attack and urge public education over fear. One letter apologizes for an April Fool's joke sent to University neighbors, while another by Fred Smith discusses immigration policy and citizen access to healthcare and birth rights in the U.S.
Scripps Howard News Service columnist Ann McFeatters portrays Condoleezza Rice as a pivotal but beleaguered figure in a crisis worn administration. The piece surveys her shaken standing, Iraq policy turmoil, and questions whether she can salvage credibility or influence looming decisions.
In Phoenix a growing anti immigration backlash emerges amid large demonstrations against House immigration measures. Local leaders point to the border and undocumented residents as catalysts with a planned march potentially drawing up to 100000 people. The city struggles with a large undocumented population and debates about enforcement and aid.
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