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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2009
Page
16
A historical note lists A C Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 and Arthur D Hudnutt as publisher from 1970 to 1991. Andrew R Young is cited as editor with Julie Wallace as managing editor.
In a letter to Ford workers UAW president Gettelfinger warns Ford is burning through cash to stay afloat and urges ratification of concessions. A Ford briefing notes new product commitments at the Avon Lake Ohio Assembly Plant possibly for Transit Connect as restructuring is urged to survive the recession.
The article argues Pakistan’s deal with the Taliban in the Swat Valley grants Islamic rule, empowering insurgents and hindering anti terror efforts. It cites harm to officials and bans on girls schooling, framing the move as a capitulation and a test to Obama policy in Afghanistan Pakistan relations.
An open letter from Charlotte Norris argues for preserving Parks and Recreation programs amid city budget cuts. She praises Mayor Bill Grace for trying to keep the city solvent during economic downturn and unemployment, urging officials not to shutter activities that aid youth and seniors.
A reader letter laments high medical bills and urges incentives to attract business while proposing wage freezes for city officials and a 25 thousand dollar cut for those earning over 100 thousand. The note also mocks local leaders over 2008 sales tax efforts and criticizes a sheriff’s remarks about ice rescues.
The notice outlines submission guidelines for letters to the editor including required signature full home address and telephone number. It lists mailing and fax addresses and states email submission is preferred.
Columnist rebuts Times coverage accusing exaggeration in climate change reporting. Highlights 1970s cooling scare, cites University of Illinois Arctic Center data on sea ice, notes a later correction about data sources and a satellite monitoring failure that underestimated Arctic ice by about 193000 square miles.
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