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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 2008
Page
14
The page lists Jah Me as editor and Andrew R. Young as editor in chief with Kyle Kondik as editorial page editor. It presents a staff attribution line for the newspaper's leadership.
Our Opinion notes the decline of downtown Elyria with Zaki's closing leaving four non chain eateries. Owners warn rising bills and fast food competition squeeze breakfast and lunch spots while a proposed tax renewal hangs in the balance. Downtown revitalization hopes hinge on ongoing local appetite for change.
Readers attack a death penalty case involving Richard Cooey and criticize handling of lethal injection issues. The column also covers congressional drilling debates, Pelosi and Reid standoffs, and local Lorain politics with a fiery letter from IL Lorain and a political cartoon reference to John McCain as The Joker.
The Chronicle Telegram provides contact methods for submissions including mail, fax, and email. Readers are invited to send letters to the editor to express opinions and participate in community dialogue.
Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson analyzes John Edwards during the 2008 presidential affair saga. He notes Edwards combines empathy and deceit as he acknowledges a liaison with Rielle Hunter while Elizabeth Edwards fights cancer.
Today notes the 110th anniversary of Spain and the United States signing a peace protocol ending the Spanish American War, with Cuba relinquished and the Philippines, Guam, and Puerto Rico ceded to the United States. Nolan Ryan tied a major league strikeout record in 1974.
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