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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 2007
Page
5
The Chronicle notes its publishing lineage with Hudnutt ancestors and lists Arthur D. Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt as past publishers. It names Andrew R. Young as Publisher Editor and Dave Perczek as Editorial Page Editor along with Patti Ewald and Julie Wallace as managing and assistant editors.
An advisory panel urges cut in instant ticket prizes to send more proceeds to Ohio schools. Lottery officials caution profit hinges on payouts and say data is insufficient. Debate continues as projections show 59 percent of profits go to winners, with school funding rising slowly.
The report shows 2006 Q4 GDP up 3.5 percent annualized and December existing home sales up 4.9 percent. Housing signals improve with permits and mortgage applications rising, suggesting housing downturn may be ending while inflation risks persist. Analysts debate whether Bernanke’s soft landing is safe or too soft, urging vigilance on policy tightening.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter to the editor rules with brevity limits and contact methods. It notes word limits of 230 to 250 words and gives box, fax, and email addresses for submissions.
A letter criticizes parents for neglecting winter dress for children and links it to poor school performance. A second letter condemns Bush and top officials over the Iraq war and mentions Lt Ehren Watada and a call for Bush to face war crimes charges.
First Lt Ehren Watada cites war illegality as he refuses to deploy to Iraq. The speaker condemns perceived double standards in Vietnam era draft evasion and current administration policies while calling for accountability and restraint in military deployments.
Michael J. Flanigan argues that George Bush and Dick Cheney did not fight in Vietnam and used deferments to join the National Guard. He says Americans have a right to question their leadership over Iraq and urges open discussion across political lines.
A letter disputes editorial bias by Mrs. Stephen Ward, accusing conservatives of name calling and urging liberals to ignore talk radio. The writer cites Fox News, Limbaugh, Hannity, Beck, and Murdoch, arguing for BBC and print sources as fairer. The exchange questions media balance and truth.
Pinkerton argues Oprah Winfrey could boost Barack Obama toward the presidency, noting her influence, post racial appeal, and willingness to campaign. The piece links Obama’s optimism to healing racial divides and compares him to past political figures while acknowledging critics and uncertainties.
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