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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 2007
Page
7
The Chronicle issue presents the newspaper masthead with A C Hudnutt and Andrew R Young as publishers and editors. It includes Dave Perzek Patti Ewald Julie Wallace and others in editorial and managing roles, noting dates of leadership and publication lineage.
The Oberlin Schools propose Laptops for Equity and Achievement Program LEAP as Issue 11 a 1.9 mill levy to fund laptops and home Internet for sixth through twelfth graders replacing a current levy If approved it would raise about $350 000 yearly The plan aims to close achievement gaps raise college acceptance and cut disciplinary referrals and truancy while insuring devices with anti theft tracking and insurance details are available online at reapforoberlin com The Chronicle Telegram endorses the measure citing its potential educational value and tax impact on local homeowners
Kathleen Parker argues Dean’s call to bar media at meetings underscores the clash between vivid visual storytelling and written reasoning. She contends TV and YouTube shape perception, while reading fosters thoughtful understanding, urging Americans to read more and watch less.
The piece argues that the Pentagon manipulated Tillman’s death to avoid embarrassment as Abu Ghraib loomed, with Kevin Tillman accusing officials of hiding truth. It cites testimony about orders not to tell families and recounts Jessica Lynch’s disillusionment with inflated heroics, questioning Army trust in war reporting.
A letter criticizes five male Supreme Court justices for upholding a federal ban on partial birth abortion and links their stance to a broader return to 19th century gender roles. The writer questions sanctity of life rhetoric, contrasts it with wartime deaths, and argues the decision reflects broader national confusion.
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