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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 2007
Page
9
The Chronicle masthead shows the paper founded July 24, 1829 with publishers Hudnutt A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt and editor Andrew R Young. Staff listed include Kyle Kondik as Editorial Page Editor Patti Ewald Julie Wallace as Managing Editor and Assistant Managing Editor.
The Miami Herald editorial notes 2007's hurricanes Dean Felix and Noel narrowly spared Florida, while Humberto Lorenzo and Noel caused damage elsewhere. It cautions against complacency, highlights insurance costs, and urges ongoing preparation despite the season's relative calm.
The Dallas Morning News editorial urges President Bush to stay focused on Middle East peace amid many obstacles. It notes Annapolis as symbolic, warns of hard-liner opposition, and stresses that biweekly talks must continue to pursue a final status accord within a year, despite Iraq, storms, terrorism, and regional upheaval.
Readers criticize oil companies and government in a sequence of letters. They claim gouging by oil majors worsens living costs and accuse leadership of inaction. One writer urges scrutiny of Hillary Clinton’s ties and a second voices gratitude amid the holidays, hoping for Route 57 fixes.
Wanda Jurco of North Ridgeville notes that the Catholic Church upholds natural family planning as the sole acceptable birth control method. She asserts the church’s teachings are correct and that it was founded by Jesus Christ.
Lorain County residents praise the LCCC Civic Orchestra and its 45 to 50 amateur and semi professional members under Robert Beckstrom. They highlight student musicians, local ties, Spanish folk pieces, and a mix of classical and jazz events with upcoming Feb 10 concert and March 15 Civic Jazz Band.
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