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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 2007
Page
10
Chronicle archival note lists founders and editors. A. Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew R. Young served as publishers and editors at different eras. Kyle D. Kondik was editorial page editor and Patti Ewald managing editor.
The Dayton Daily News notes Ohio Attorney General Marc Dann and his office have a reputation for foul language and unprofessional gaffes. Incidents include an angry email to aide Leo Jennings, a prior tirade at a Tribune Chronicle reporter, a joking Good Friday remark, a sex hotline error in a press release, and the hiring and firing of Rick Alli. Critics say such missteps threaten his tenure after a narrow reelection margin. Dann is praised for charter school oversight and open records advocacy but advised to tighten conduct to avoid further embarrassment.
Newsday editorial notes the Bush administration backs a vague road map for global warming talks at Bali while opposing mandatory cuts. It highlights footnote goals, a Hawaii rump meeting on voluntary reductions, and the need for broader participation from China and India as negotiations extend beyond 2009.
The Chronicle Telegram discusses letters to the editor guidance including salting, accuracy, and clarity. It notes letters are subject to review and must be mailed to the Editorial Page, Box 4010, for consideration.
A reader responds to an opinion calling abstinence a limited approach to teen pregnancy, arguing parents must teach abstinence, while defending schools and government from blame. The letter also critiques waterboarding support, environmental doomsday claims, energy usage, and nuclear scare tactics, urging realism.
Kondik argues Clinton’s sleazy campaign tactics hurt her bid while Obama gains. With early caucus momentum fading, Ohio’s March 4 primary could shape the Republican race as candidates like Huckabee Romney McCain and Giuliani vie for regional leads, prolonging a notably open presidential contest.
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