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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2006
Page
6
The record lists key staff and publication history with founders and editors spanning 1927 to 1991. Names include Arthur D Hudnutt as publisher, Andrew R Young as publisher, Dave Perozek as editorial page editor, Patte Wald and Matt Westerhold as managing and assistant editors. It notes Andrew Young and Arthur Hudnutt among early leadership.
Lorain resident Art Goodman reaches his 320th pint at LifeShare Blood Bank in Elyria, a donation record linked to saving about 1,280 lives since World War II. Oberlin College grants pool access to Elyria area teams after YMCA closure, while local funeral homes add security against smash and grab thefts targeting vehicles in mourning periods.
A long critique traces Alberto Gonzales from White House counsel to attorney general, accusing the Bush administration of bypassing FISA and abusing executive power. It argues torture memos and domestic wiretapping bypassed legal limits, warning of tax and governance failings and urging vigilance against authoritarian overreach.
Eric Mink argues that publishing the Muhammad cartoons was a matter of editorial choice not moral imperative. He says freedom of expression was claimed but the act showed poor judgment, noting U.S. papers sometimes published the images to illustrate coverage. He contrasts it with restraint used by other outlets and cites religious prohibitions against graven images.
In May Lorain County and its cities face tax related measures as renewal questions and potential increases appear on the ballot. Voter attention grows amid closures of major industries and ongoing fiscal concerns across the region.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and states they may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be cut to length. Include signature full address and phone number with submission by mail fax or email to the listed editorial page editor contact.
A Washington Post excerpt condemns Westboro Baptist Church protests at military funerals, noting clergy led by Rev Fred Phelps picketing fallen soldiers with anti gay signs. The piece urges decency while highlighting legal efforts in Virginia and other states to curb disruptive funeral protests.
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