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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 2008
Page
10
A brief card noting The Chronicle tracing its lineage from founder and publisher A. C. Hudnutt to Arthur D. Hudnutt with years of operation, highlighting the passing of leadership and continuity of the newspaper.
Our opinion defends Ohio€s nearly one year old smoking ban for cleaner air and healthier patrons while criticizing weak penalties for violators. The piece cites health benefits, business impacts, and calls for higher fines and stricter enforcement to deter repeat offenders.
Editorial notes the 44 billion Microsoft Yahoo takeover would reshape the Internet landscape with Google still leading search and ads. It warns regulators to watch for leverage in OS and browsers, and for privacy impacts as a large combined firm could alter competition and consumer choice.
The piece criticizes the presidents tax rebate as a political tool while urging awareness of spending and tax policy. It highlights Lorain County voters need to study candidates positions on taxes. It also promotes Lorain County Rape Crisis events for National Sexual Assault Awareness Month and a upcoming Applebees fundraiser.
Readers are advised to include name full home address and number with letters to the editor. The Chronicle Telegram editorial page accepts letters via mail or fax and may edit letters longer than 250 words to fit space. Send to BY Editorial Page Editor Elyria Ohio.
Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson argues that Jeremiah Wright overstates his role and inflates the black church's unity while riskily linking criticism of Wright to attacks on African American religion. He says Wright’s public stance could harm Barack Obama and demands more balanced representation of diverse traditions.
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