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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 2015
Page
9
The Chronicle shows its historical masthead dated July 24, 1629 with Hudnutt as publisher across eras and notes Arthur D. Hudnutt, A Cooper Hudnutt, and Drew R. Young as editors, Julie Wallace as managing editor spanning 1927 to 2010 and beyond.
The Dallas Morning News reports RadioShack, once ubiquitous in Fort Worth, filed for bankruptcy protection after decades of missed reinvention. Once a CB radio leader and early PC pioneer, the chain struggled to stay relevant as online shopping and digital devices reshaped retail.
An editorial Wednesday on a limited liability company seeking to operate a marijuana farm in Lorain used the wrong homophone to refer to the companys chief players. The article notes the principals have not been publicly identified and clarifies the correct term.
A reader laments Janet Garrett's Feb 10 column and questions why Obama proposed policy with a GOP majority. The letter defends God in public programs, criticizes Democrats and rail safety, shares personal rail worker anecdotes, and urges caution around crossing gates. It ends with a Columbus sports pride aside and a call to keep calm after a Buckeyes victory.
Leonard Pitts argues credibility tops journalism, noting Brian Williams fabrication echoes Hillary Clinton sniper claim, while Fox News distortions remain widely trusted by its audience. He questions equal treatment and stresses that hoaxes from major outlets erode public trust and threaten democratic governance.
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