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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 2011
Page
5
The record lists publishers and editors with dates spanning 1927 to 2010. A. Hudnutt family members headed the paper, with Arthur D. Hudnutt 1970 1991 and Andrew R Young Julie Wallace serving as editors.
Scientists edge toward confirming the Higgs boson but reject the worship of the term God particle. CERN researchers, Nobel laureate Lederman, and others critique the moniker while awaiting decisive evidence likely by next summer.
The Dallas Morning News reports Texas Governor Rick Perry denounces pension plus full salary for federal workers and officials while he himself earns both a $242000 annual salary and a pension. His stance on fiscal conservatism contrasts with his own retirement setup amid public service.
The outgoing Avon Lake mayor Karl C. Zuber thanks residents and God for four years in office and recalls 20 years of campaigns, emphasizing volunteerism, community pride, and future accomplishments while addressing political criticisms and local development debates.
Henry M Niedzwiecki of Grafton writes that readers should act now to help the elderly and homeless instead of delaying. He cites biblical and Burke quotes, urges taking dinner or aid to those in need, and notes the reward of giving. The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with signatures and contact details.
George Will reflects on a political Christmas as a quiet pause before the 2012 caucuses. He contrasts Newt Gingrich’s long electoral hiatus with past presidents and notes Romney's mixed record, then weighs Ron Paul’s fervent base and Debs and Thomas’s enduring influence on policy.
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