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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 2007
Page
10
The Chronicle published by RW ROA Om lists staff roles with names and dates. Founders and publishers include A C Hudnutt 1927 1950 and Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 1991. Editors include Andrew R Young Kyle Dd Kondik Patti Ewald Julie Wallace.
Ohio Governor Strickland and Attorney General Dann announced an executive order to shut down illegal video gaming machines statewide. The move targets operators in Lorain County and aims to close a loophole between skill and chance games, with action expiring Nov 20 and bills to follow under House Speaker Husted's leadership.
Haleh Esfandiari, 67, freed on bail from Evin prison after months of solitary confinement. Four Americans remain detained. Parnaz Azima is out on bail but cannot leave Iran, while Kian Tajbakhsh and Ali Shakeri stay imprisoned. The article notes high level appeals and media coverage, urging Iran to drop charges and allow all to return home.
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A reader lauds Judge James Burge for allowing parental discipline amid debates on corporal punishment. The letter criticizes social workers and psychologists while arguing for belt-backed correction, and condemns the Burge decision that let a father keep custody amid alleged abuse. Further letters discuss distrust of government and the Iraq war.
Former White House strategist Karl Rove leaves amid resignation and public defiance, arguing with critics on talk shows. The piece traces his rise from Texas to national power, links to Atwater, and the long-term Republican strategy, noting recent setbacks and speculation about 2008. It ends by saluting Reagan aide Michael Deaver and citing Washington Post columnist David Broder.
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