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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 2007
Page
5
Hudnutt, Publisher 1927 1950 Arthur D Hudnutt Publisher 1970 1994 Cooper Hudnutt andrew R Young Publisher Editor Dave Perczek Editorial Page Editor Patti Ewald Managing Editor Julie Wallace Assistant Managing Editor
The Ohio governor clarified remarks about 7000 Iraqi refugees, saying he would welcome them and that earlier comments reflected frustration with the Bush administration. The piece notes his long congressional tenure and urges broad U.S. acceptance of refugees amid war displacement.
The piece surveys the global fight against female genital mutilation FGM highlighting its persistence in sub Saharan Africa Egypt and Sudan The Senegalese group Tostan is cited for village level work and 1993 of 5000 villages abandoning the practice while progress remains slow and localized with calls for education and women's economic empowerment to curb the ritual.
A letter urges FCC action to increase liberal programming in northern Ohio, criticizing right wing radio and urging a broader station presence beyond Akron. It advocates balanced voices and criticizes current radio access disparities. ERNIE AND KATHY FRITZ Elyria Township also discuss Elyria mall development and city plans for Route 57 area.
Susan Dixon warns Elyria that defeating the levy could cost the city its vitality. She cites vacant Broad Street storefronts, rising for rent signs, and graduates leaving for better schools, urging support to avoid long term decline.
A major bank advertised credit cards to all applicants regardless of credit history. The spot touted nationwide access to cards with no history screening, followed by ads about ex IRS agents negotiating delinquent taxes for pennies on the dollar and a car dealer promising $100 if credit approval isn’t obtained within 30 minutes.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines that letters to the editor are welcome and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or fewer and may be shortened to fit required length by editors. Contact options include mail fax and email.
The Washington Post argues for mandatory disclosure of big fundraisers behind presidential campaigns. It cites Obama Dodd Vilsack Romney Clinton Edwards Giuliani Biden Richardson and others, noting private funding could reach one billion dollars and urging transparency in bundler identities.
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