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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 2010
Page
12
The Chronicle notes its long editorial lineage with lineages of publishers and editors spanning 1829 to 2010. It lists A C Hudnutt, Arthur D Hudnutt, and A Cooper Hudnutt as publishers with Andrew R Young as editor and Julie Wallace as managing editor.
The Los Angeles Times argues against criminal charges against Julian Assange over WikiLeaks disclosures. Legal obstacles exist, and prosecuting could threaten press freedom by treating publishers as criminals. The piece notes possible Espionage Act issues and the media role difference.
The piece urges Congress to let the 45 cent per gallon ethanol tax credit and the tariff expire, arguing free market and environmental groups align against subsidies. It notes the mandate forces blending and worsens corn prices, with 17 bipartisan Senators backing expiration.
Army Sergeant Salvatore Giunta receives the Medal of Honor in the White House ceremony for bravery in Afghanistan becoming the first living recipient since Vietnam. President Obama faces criticism for his refusal to salute Giunta drawing comparisons to military tradition.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines editor letter submission rules including word limit of 250 words, editing for brevity and accuracy, and requirement of signature full address and phone number. It lists mailing fax and email submission details for verification and preferred channel.
A bipartisan Philadelphia area focus group notes Obama earns tentative support despite tax cut deal. Participants emphasize economy and jobs, praise rescuing the auto industry, and urge compromise learned from Clinton while offering mixed views on health care and communication.
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