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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 2007
Page
6
The Chronicle page shows the founding date July 24 1829 and lists publishers A C Hudnutt Arthur D Hudnutt and Andrew RP Young along with editors A Cooper Hudnutt Kyle Kondie and their roles on the editorial page.
With former Mayor Craig Foltin leaving for a Cuyahoga Community College post, Lorain Republicans delay naming a new mayor as precinct chairwoman Helen Hurst is on vacation. The absence risks leadership during a critical period with a Democratic-leaning city and a potential successor, possibly Councilman Tony Krasienko, emerging amid internal party unease.
Washington Post editorial praises Rep. George Miller and Sen. Edward Kennedy for backing reauthorization of No Child Left Behind. It notes gains in accountability, but argues for tougher standards, better high school focus, improved tests, and reward to effective teachers. Cautions against overreliance on annual state tests.
Area residents vent about Lorain police conduct and safety fears while urging Chief Rivera to address public concerns. Readers call for action on crumbling roads, railings, and infrastructure, proposing higher fuel taxes and accountability beyond politics. The Letters page solicits concise citizen input and outlines submission details.
In a column on privacy and government spying, the author discusses a rise in paranoia as Congress enables warrantless eavesdropping and NSA data collection. The piece notes how calls, emails, texts, GPS, and ubiquitous cameras create a lasting digital trail, with examples from public records and political figures. It closes by labeling the era as one of pervasive surveillance and invites readers to consider privacy erosion.
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