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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 2013
Page
10
The Chronicle presents a historical note listing founders and past publishers from 1829 to 2010. It includes A. C. Hudnutt, Arthur D. Hudnutt, and A. Cooper Hudnutt as publishers along with Andrew R. Young as editor and Julie Wallace as managing editor.
Nancy Smith, who insists on her innocence in a long Head Start molestation case, reacts to the Ohio Parole Board ruling not to recommend a governor pardon. The saga spans decades from conviction to acquittal reversals, with renewed pleas as doubts about the case persist and a negotiated 12 year sentence ends with release.
The Almanac notes today August 13 2013 as the 225th day of the year with summer 54th day. It lists birthdays including Annie Oakley Alfred Hitchcock Ben Hogan Fidel Castro Don Ho Philippe Petit Dan Fogelberg Paul Greengrass John Slattery Valerie Plame and Shani Davis. It recalls Fidel Castro writing Roosevelt in 1940 for a ten dollar bill and a Havana embassy reply. It cites Mickey Mantle’s death in 1995 and his seven World Series titles. It quotes Alfred Hitchcock on pleasure and notes the moon between August 6 new moon and August 14 first quarter.
E E Lewis argues that disasters from trains and aircraft show automation both helps and harms safety. Training, simulator practice, and human factors must shape design, with protocols to override dangerous operator behavior. He urges robust safety systems and co pilots to manage disruptions and distractions.
Robert J. Samuelson argues news media face erosion from digital rivals and economics. The Washington Post sale to Jeff Bezos signals a shift of power from traditional press to tech wealth, raising questions about editorial independence and viable funding for serious reporting.
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