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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2007
Page
8
A fragmentary newspaper masthead lists publishers and editors including A. Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R. Young Kyle Kondik Editorial Page Editor Patti Ewald Managing Editor Julie Wallace Assistant Managing Editor and notes founding date July 24 1829.
Chicago Tribune editorial examines Barack Obama's evolving approach to national security. It cites past calls to bomb Iran, threats to act in Pakistan, and support for UN NATO actions in Sudan, noting his ambiguity about a lasting doctrine and contrasting his rhetoric with Clinton's push for experience.
An LA Times editorial notes Iraq gains from the surge are mixed. Military progress is real but political progress stalls as Parliament recesses and Sunni ministers resign. It argues for a concrete withdrawal timetable and a clear exit strategy from U.S. forces while urging patience for reconciliation.
The letter-writer argues Democrats control Congress but not a platform or agenda, contending they merely criticize the president. It contrasts Republican losses, the nine fired U.S. attorneys, and claims about socialism. Also paid tribute to Walter D. Lundberg, praising his work with HOBY and Kiwanis in Lorain County, Ohio, and his community impact.
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters on any subject but subject to editing. Authors should include name and contact information. Submissions may be edited for length clarity and style before publication. Letters reflect the writer’s views and do not necessarily represent the newspaper’s position.
A columnist reflects on Rupert Murdoch and News Corporation acquiring Dow Jones and The Wall Street Journal. He notes the Journal’s editorial independence and Journal’s global stature, contrasts family owned local papers like The Chronicle with corporately controlled giants, and laments the loss of a historic journalistic beacon while praising community papers’ local focus.
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