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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 2007
Page
6
The Chronicle catalogs its historical leadership with founders and editors noting Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 and again 1970 to 1991. Andrew R. Young serves as publisher and Dave Perozek as editor with Patte Ewald and Julie Wallace as managing editors.
The Star Tribune analyzes Bush assertions that Iran supplies lethal munitions to Iraqi Shiite militants. Officials clash over evidence linking Tehran to weapons and the reader is reminded of past White House missteps. The piece notes roles of Gen. Pace and anonymous briefers, and questions the Sunni Shiite misalignment in Iraq.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor guidelines including length limits and required contact details for mail fax and email submissions. It instructs editors to edit for brevity accuracy and clarity and mentions a 250 word target with signatures full address and phone number.
Readers condemn political games with troops and praise civilian support. A letter cites FRAG Kit 5 shortages and EFP threats in Iraq. Other letters defend K9 drug searches in schools citing Zamora v Powervy and Horton v Goose Creek ISD while urging proactive anti drug efforts.
A reader voices frustration over state funding and taxes. They urge Washington to prioritize domestic needs, jobs, and paycheck stability, criticizing aid to other countries and calling for reduced levies and taxes.
At the I X Center Steve Fogarty earned a blue First Place ribbon beside a beautiful garden display. The reader hopes the Chronicle would publish more positive award coverage alongside crime news.
A call for a defined peace timeline in Iraq with a coastal base modeled on Cuba for a defendable perimeter. Proposes a no fly zone and Gulf War Treaty safeguards, warning that if Iraq cannot govern to treaty terms troops will withdraw to the coast and a new government will be addressed. Mentions deterring terrorism and signaling limits to training of attackers.
Bo Graves argues against privatizing toll roads as a quick fix for state debt. He cites examples from Chicago Indiana and Pennsylvania and warns privatization could raise tolls reduce public control and threaten interstate commerce. He urges congressional involvement and careful public funding solutions.
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