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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 2008
Page
6
The Chronicle lists its leadership team with A Cooper Hudnutt as publisher Andrew R Young as editor Kyle D Kondik as editorial page editor Patti Ewald and Julie Wallace as managing editor and assistant managing editor respectively.
In Ohio Democrats seized power partly due to GOP misconduct, yet civil service gag forms for top officials threaten whistleblower protections. Observers warn the policy could suppress reports of ethical problems, trading short-term PR gains for long-term secrecy and corruption risks.
A letter asserts President Bush spent more on Iraq than any war but World War II, argues the war on terror failed, cites $3 trillion cost, long-term care for wounded, and claims 9 11 commissions were misled. It contrasts Clinton’s counterterrorism efforts and questions GOP accountability. It also includes a second reader praise for Midview varsity team behavior and sportsmanship.
A reader laments the absence of the familiar TV guide in the Chronicle Telegram Friday edition. The note asks for the old guide to return, claiming it fit well in the pocket of a motorized recliner and reduces confusion with the new layout.
Washington Post columnist George Will argues John McCain hypocritically attacks opponents while courting reforms that fund his campaigns. The piece cites Times coverage, FEC debates, Reform Institute ties, and McCain's stance on fundraising rules, suggesting a pattern of appearances versus reality and urging scrutiny of McCain's influence on election law.
Janet and Bill Moland, with Scandinavian surname, received a Spanish AT&T notice about automatic payments. They could not read it, tried translating online, and asked why the firm sent Spanish to a family in Ohio. The author notes unclear reasons and seeks a logical explanation.
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