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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 2007
Page
6
Chronicle page from a local issue lists founders and publishers including A C Hudnutt and Arthur Hudnutt with tenure years 1927 to 1950 and 1970 to 1994, alongside staff roles such as Editorial Page Editor Kyle Kondie and Managing Editor Patti Ewald Julie Wallace.
Gov. Ted Strickland named a new external board to oversee Ohio's Bureau of Workers' Compensation led by William Shota of the Central Ohio Transit Authority. The move follows a scandal tied to Thomas Noe and big losses, signaling a political shift and emphasis on oversight amid auditor Mary Taylor's report on potential overpayments by Job and Family Services and Education Department funds to charter operators.
The Los Angeles Times editorial argues Democrats in the House failed to uproot harmful farm subsidies and that real reform hinges on the Senate. It criticizes subsidies for specialty crops and minority settlements, notes a Bush veto threat, and proposes three paths including a Senate-crafted bill, a veto, or WTO challenges. The piece questions price supports and GAO findings on dead people payments.
In a collection of letters to The Chronicle-Telegram readers weigh in on global warming, politics, and media. contributors discuss climate policy, China and Mexico, private jets, colon cancer, prayer, and the role of lawyers. Readers urge action, reflect on public discourse, and share personal experiences with health and faith.
Eugene Robinson probes whether white Americans will elect Barack Obama amid racism history and Clinton clashes. He notes poll ambiguities, black voter fatalism, and Obama’s push in South Carolina with radio ads and Iowa NH momentum. Obama insists winning over whites is crucial to dispel fears and prove his viability.
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