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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 2010
Page
14
Historic listing notes founders publishers and editors of The Chronicle including A C Hudnutt July 24 1829 founding lineage and modern figures Arthur D Hudnutt Andrew R Young Julie Wallace managing editor with roles spanning 1927 to 1991 and beyond.
The opinion argues that new privacy bills from Representatives Boucher and Rush would require sites to notify users before data collection and allow opt outs. It cautions about consent challenges and warns that broader regulation could burden users with multiple ad network notices. The piece endorses FTC principles and a forthcoming IAB labeling effort as steps toward trust.
The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission voted unanimously to deny historic status to a 19th century building near Ground Zero, enabling demolition for a 15 story Cordoba House project. Supporters cite religious tolerance while opponents cite fear and bigotry amid national protests. The project includes a mosque, auditorium, art space, pool, and retail spaces, and is opposed by some groups nationwide. The City Council will not overturn the decision.
In May 2007 the county commission voted 2 to 1 to promote Administrative Assistant Ronald Twining with an 18 percent raise to 88 000. Commissioner Lori Kokoski opposed the promotion amid a financial crisis and tax concerns. Betty Blair announced Twining’s retirement set for August 31, three years after the promotion.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Readers are asked to keep letters under 250 words and include signature, full address, and phone number with contact options for mail fax or email submissions.
Leonard Pitts Jr analyzes Anne Rice’s exit from organized religion and the broader decline in Christian identification. He notes religiosity fell from 86.2 to 76 percent since 1990 while those with no affiliation rose toward 15 percent, urging faith communities to address seekers with a humbler, service oriented message.
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