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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2008
Page
5
The Chronicle lists publishers and editors spanning 1829 to 1991. A. Cooper Hudnutt is named as publisher with historical ties to July 24 1829 founding, followed by Arthur D. Hudnutt from 1970 to 1991, and Andrew R. Young, Patti Ewald, and Julie Wallace in editorial and managing roles.
The Sacramento Bee editorial notes Doctors Without Borders top ten underreported humanitarian issues. It highlights malnutrition killing 5 million under-fives annually and calls for scale up of ready-to-use foods and vaccines for TB. It cites mass displacement in Somalia, Sri Lanka, Congo, Colombia and the Central African Republic and urges action beyond sympathy.
A reader disputes claims of historical Jesus with references to other mythic births and lacks contemporary evidence. The letter urges impeachment of Dick Cheney, criticizing federal governance and urging action. The Chronicle Telegram notes letter submission guidelines and contact methods for responses.
The Philadelphia Inquirer calls on Congress to modernize the 286 billion farm bill, cutting subsidies to large agribusinesses and creating a crop insurance program to cover harvest costs. It cites Lautenberg's plan to remove subsidies for corn soybeans cotton and wheat and to expand aid for all farmers while reducing wasteful permanent disaster relief. The piece notes current caps and veto threats by President Bush and urges a fiscally responsible reform.
The day of Benazir Bhutto's burial Pakistanis faced a nation in mourning and tight security as streets emptied and TV scenes mirrored her storied career. Analysts warn that jihadi groups may gain from her death while urging elected leaders to drive a strategic anti extremism shift.
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