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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 2007
Page
9
The Chronicle page shows the newspaper masthead listing founders publishers and editors. It includes A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as publishers, with Andrew R Young as publisher and Kyle Kondie Patti Ewald Julie Wallace as editors and managing editors.
Lorain Planning Commission reversed its initial opposition to rezoning part of Riverbend Commerce Park to permit Oglebay Norton to build a limestone grinding operation. Mayor Romoser, among three members, persuaded a second vote after reconsideration. approval now requires a majority of Council members, six of eleven, rather than nine votes.
A Rose, with thorns to the Rock Hall board asks for annual Cleveland inductions. The 2009 ceremony is set for Cleveland, the first there since 1997, with hopes to repeat in 2012. Mayor Frank Jackson envisions yearly Cleveland hosting. Ridge Tool donates 200000 for Elyria High School media center.
The Philadelphia Inquirer editorial notes teen Jamie Lynn Spears is three months pregnant at sixteen. It links the case to a rise in the U.S. teen birth rate, discusses social implications, and questions Nickelodeon’s response while urging understanding rather than judgment.
The piece denounces Guantanamo Bay as a betrayal of American values noting detainees held for six years without charges, often after officials found they were not terrorists. It calls for transferring prisoners to the United States for trial or release, and cites Colin Powell criticizing the system.
A Chronicle Telegram reader criticizes Allied Waste pressure and voting influence, argues pay as you throw harms seniors and residents, urges civic leaders to rethink development, and calls for mayor and council accountability. The letter cites recycling, snow removal, and growth concerns in Avon.
Washington Post columnist asks if Bill Clinton could live in the White House without dominating the presidency. The piece notes Hillary Clinton’s readiness to lead from day one and examines Bill’s habit of shaping the narrative, improvising, and potentially clashing with a scripted administration. It weighs implications for policy, particularly NAFTA, and whether a dual Clinton influence could fit constitutional single‑presidency limits.
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