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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 2008
Page
14
The historical noted publishers include A.C. Hudnutt from 1927 to 1950 and Arthur D. Hudnutt from 1970 to 1991, with Kyle D. kondik serving as Editorial Page Editor.
Our view links Ohio July unemployment at 7.2 percent to likely outcomes on a southwest Ohio casino and payday lending regulation. With Lorain County rates near 7.8 to 9.3 percent in June, voters face a choice that could affect 5,000 casino jobs versus 6,000 payday-lending layoffs, shaping November campaigns.
A reader accuses Rick Gallagher of attacks without solutions in a letter arguing free trade harms U S jobs. He cites plant closures, offshore production, and pollution concerns, contrasts NAFTA with China and Japan, and questions impeachment era hypocrisy.
Ken Sedlak of LaGrange Township criticizes liberals and praises Bush era policies while challenging views on terrorism, Enron, Social Security, ports, and Obama. He calls for fact based discussion and questions the Democrat stance on terrorism and governance.
Readers are advised how to submit letters by mail, with the address Box 4010 Elyria 44036, by fax 323 9618, or by email to letters chroniclet com. The notice emphasizes the editorial page process and preferred submission method.
Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson argues the Beijing Olympics and the Russian invasion of Georgia reveal a rising multipolar order. He notes China’s branding, Li Ning’s promotions, and Adidas sponsorship, alongside Russia’s oil wealth and forceful stance, suggesting the US must adapt beyond Washington to global power dynamics.
On August 19 various historic milestones are noted including Daguerre’s photographic process details in 1839 and Hitler gaining the presidency in 1934. It marks Bill Clinton as 62, lists birthdays for Nash Forbes Roddenberry Shoemaker and other figures, and records soapbox derby participation in 1933.
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