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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 2006
Page
5
A terse clipping notes Terrace and two founders with dates July 24 1829 and publishing lineage. References Hudnut publishers spanning 1927 1850 and Arthur B Hudnutt 1970 1901 with A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young as publishers editors Dave Pergier Patti Ewald Matt Westerhold in editorial roles.
The Diamond Men’s Club West near the Elyria mall prompts a legal challenge as city officials cite zoning limits on adult entertainment. Owners argue the show may not meet definitions of adult material, while authorities warn the establishment could violate rules. A court fight over allowed entertainment is anticipated.
In a 216 to 14 vote Congress approves $39 billion in five year cuts to welfare programs including Medicare Medicaid student loans and child support enforcement. Critics say the measure is symbolic as a $1 trillion long term budget will still rise amid a looming $70 billion tax cut and upcoming fiscal 2007 proposals.
A collection of reader letters discusses U S stance on Hamas and Israel past actions, criticism of space probe funding, and concerns about local civic issues. Contributors from Lorain and Sheffield Lake share safety, transportation, and fire department appreciation, calling for factual debate and street awareness.
The piece argues that hard-line factions on both sides gain from Hamas’s rise and that Western reliance on democracy may backfire. It cites Uri Avnery and Daniel Pipes, noting Israel’s center shift among hawks and the risk of sidelining moderates like Mahmoud Abbas. The author foresees a potential cold war in the region.
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