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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 2007
Page
10
The Chronicle presents a 19th 20th century masthead style credit page noting publishers editors and staff including Hudnutt and Young with Arthur D Hudnutt Andrew R Young and Dave Perozek Patti Ewald Julie Wallace as editors and managing editor in a historic newspaper record.
An Akron woman proposes adding two letter state abbreviations to each star on the American flag in order statehood order. Barbara Russell, who is 59, says the design honors 9/11 victims and a brother who died in Vietnam, but critics warn the change would complicate a simple symbol and raise civics teaching headaches.
A National Academy of Sciences panel urges $7.5 billion more through 2020 to shore up aging Earth observation satellites and interagency coordination. NASA and NOAA funding cuts threaten hurricane forecasting and climate monitoring, risking delayed replacements and poorer forecasts. Congress should fully fund global monitoring satellites.
The Chronicle Telagram outlines letter to the editor guidelines with edits for brevity and accuracy. It mentions a 250 word limit and editor signatures, full home address, and phone number for submissions by mail fax or email.
Reader letters praise Chronicle delivery staff for year round service in all weather, noting early 3 a.m. starts and daily paper delivery across Sugar Ridge. The other letter defends Barbaro’s owners the Jacksons and Dr. Richardson, citing devotion and care from May onward at New Bolton.
Jane Coniam argues the IPCC report shows human caused climate change as a greater threat than terrorism. She urges government action to cut carbon emissions and individuals to reduce energy use, citing the Sierra Club and a program on its site.
Claudia Rosett argues in The Philadelphia Inquirer that North Korea's eligibility for UN staff exams highlights a flaw in the UN Secretariat. She claims Pyongyang's regime could influence civil service access while condemning its abuses and ongoing missile tests. The piece notes NK sits on UN bodies and the US considers reforms and tougher measures.
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