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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 2007
Page
5
The Chronicle presents its historic masthead listing founders and current staff. Key figures include A. Cooper Hudnutt, Arthur Hudnutt, Andrew R. Young as publishers and editors, with Kyle Kondie, Patti Ewald, Julie Wallace as editorial leadership. The page notes founding date July 24 1829 and a continuum from 1927 to 1994.
The GAO warns about 190000 AK47s and pistols issued to Iraqi security forces with 30 percent unaccounted from 2004 onward. The piece notes poor recordkeeping amid wartime chaos, cites Halliburton overcharges, Bremer cash disbursement, and $8.8 billion unaccounted. It argues for accountability and questions training program success.
The D C Circuit upheld the raid but limited remedies, allowing Jefferson to review seized office materials to identify privileged documents. The court rejected full return of all items, signaling a bias toward safeguarding legislative privilege while enabling ongoing inquiry.
A neighbor defends Stan Whitfield amid accusations at a Juvenile Detention Center, arguing his kindness and potential motive behind the alleged acts, while noting lingering racial tensions and past injustices fueling current views. The letter also discusses broader political perspectives on national security and Islamic terrorism in the 2008 election context.
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters under 250 words and advises accuracy and clarity. Submissions should include signature full address and phone, with mailing and fax options and an email address, though some content appears garbled.
In a tongue in cheek Chronicle column, the author recounts a colonoscopy at Allen Medical Center Oberlin under anesthesia with President Bush in the news. He jokes about royal ceremony and enlists readers to defend or critique his views while praising Feite Hofman and baton twirler Michael Harris.
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