Chronicle masthead remains unchanged in recent issue
The Chronicle lists A. Cooper Hudnutt as publisher and Andrew R. Young as editor in the current masthead. The layout preserves the paper’s traditional leadership lineup for the publication.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 2008
Page
10
The Chronicle lists A. Cooper Hudnutt as publisher and Andrew R. Young as editor in the current masthead. The layout preserves the paper’s traditional leadership lineup for the publication.
The Ohio Legislature moves toward a 36 percent annual rate cap on payday loans. House Speaker Jon Husted cites growing votes for the Batchelder bill with 60 supporters. Senate bill also proposes a rate cap with bipartisan sponsors. Governor Strickland backs regulation amid concerns over debt cycles.
An LA Times editorial notes bipartisan calls to back loans for troubled borrowers and to refinance or write down debt as housing values plunge. It argues many homeowners owe more than their homes are worth, and higher foreclosure costs threaten the broader economy, urging government action to keep borrowers in homes.
Readers report a horse and donkey protesting high gas prices on Route 58 rather than seeking humans. Letters reflect concern about signs littering Pittsfield Township and a plea for troops to come home, with resident remarks on dogs and war.
A reader guidance note encourages including name, full address and phone for mail or fax submissions. It lists contact options such as Editorial Concegnn Box 4010 Elyria, a fax line, and an email address for submission to the Editorial Editor.
Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson critiques Hillary Clinton and her regular-gal act in Pennsylvania and Indiana. He argues the emphasis on seeming rather than substance patronizes voters and risks misreading 2000s politics.
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