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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2007
Page
7
The Chronicle lists key staff including A Cooper Hudnutt and Arose Young as publishers with roles for Arthur D. Hudnutt, Kyle Kondie as editorial page editor Patti Ewald as managing editor and Julie Wallace as assistant managing editor. The note references founding dates from July 24 1829 and spans 1927 to 1950 and 1970 to 1994.
The County Common Pleas Judge unsealed a lawsuit accusing Church of the Open Door and its private school of ignoring sexual abuse complaints. The accuser’s name had appeared previously, making secrecy pointless. The page commends the judge for lifting the seal and allowing public access.
The past week dumped heavy rain across the county with Sunday night and Tuesday morning storms causing flooding and disruption. Humid air and heat followed, threatening Lake Erie's shoreline and delaying lake relief. August climate shifts mark a somber note as summer fades toward autumn.
A Rose to Cleveland and the Cleveland Browns over alleged toilet repairs at Cleveland Browns Stadium during a July Kenny Chesney concert. Flooding occurred as valves malfunctioned with 1,500 flushes in a 30 minute span, delaying preparations for the Browns first presea son game and leaving who pays the $1 million bill unresolved.
The Browns signed Brady Quinn with the 22nd pick after passing on him earlier. With a week and a half holdout, Quinn may not be ready to start, pushing Charlie Frye and Derek Anderson into the opening day derby versus the Pittsburgh Steelers. The team hopes improved line play aids the quarterback of the future.
Readers react to food shortages with calls for monthly can drives and neighborly aid. Letters urge political leaders to protect tax bases, preserve the Washington building, and involve neighborhoods and landmarks in planning a new Elyria High School. A columnist proposes broader vocabularies and more public discourse through letters to the editor.
Eugene Robinson argues President Bush remains unmoved by reality or Iraqi politics. He asserts the war proceeds regardless of Maliki's Tehran ties or Sunni estrangement, citing Petraeus' looming report and a reluctant, vacationing leadership in Washington and Baghdad.
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