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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 2010
Page
10
The Chronicle lists leadership details with publishers A Cooper Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt and editors Andrew R Young Julie Wallace and others. It notes publication history from 1927 to 1991 and identifies key staff roles.
Our opinion argues that while efforts to shield witnesses in the Howse Jr. trial are vital, courts must balance secrecy with public access. Judge Bedeski barred spectators and names, citing intimidation by Gregory Raymore of the Middle Avenue Zone. The piece condemns overreach and supports limited openness with safeguards.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter to editor rules including word limit of 250 words, variants on editing for brevity accuracy and clarity, and required signature full address and phone number. Submission methods include mail fax and email with the editorial page editor contact details.
Almanac for February 2 2010 notes Groundhog Day origins Ground Central Station opening Joyce Ulysses publication and Florida tornadoes. Birthdays include James Joyce George Halas W H Auden Elaine Stritch Farrah Fawcett Christie Brinkley Shakira. Quote from Joyce. Fact on Gobbler's Knob crowds and Phil shadow history. Moon phase between full and last quarter.
Letter writers attack a proposed 79 mph rail line funded by $400 million in borrowed money and note projected costs overshoot. They condemn federal subsidies, tax measures, and reliance on public sentiment, while promoting free tax help through OhioBenefit Bank and OhioFilesFree.
Robert J. Samuelson argues that rising health spending fuels the federal deficit outlook and that reform is essential. He cites CBO projections to 2020 showing deficits, a ballooning debt to GDP ratio, and Medicare and Medicaid cost growth. He urges networked delivery with electronic records and capitation, warning against preserving the status quo.
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