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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2007
Page
5
The Chronicle presents a dated masthead noting founders and long serving publishers from July 24 1829 through mid 20th century. It lists A C Hudnutt Arthur D Hudnutt and Andrew R Young as editors and Patti Ewald Julie Wallace and Dave Perozek among editorial staff.
Ohio State Highway Patrol reports 1,224 highway deaths in 2006, the lowest since record keeping began in 1929. The force credits data modeling and more drunk driving arrests, including 24,000 in 2006, with Lorain County yielding nearly 800 arrests. Public pledge urged to buckle up and reduce fatalities to 1,100 by end of 2007.
Opinion argues for C Span cameras on House floor to show real activity and attendance. Pelosi favors House control citing dignity and decorum, limiting viewers to speakers at the podium and masking leadership pressure and engagement on votes.
Akron Beacon Journal notes Gerald Ford faced harsh reaction to his Nixon pardon but acted to steer the nation beyond Watergate. The article credits his decision as prudent, stating the country moved toward a better era and Ford’s leadership was admirable after his death at age 93.
The piece argues President Bush cannot act alone on Iraq strategy due to constraints at home and abroad. It stresses need for broad public and congressional support, warns against unilateral troop increases, and cites the Iraq Study Group and Sen. Lugar urging consultation with Congress before any policy move.
The writer accuses The Chronicle of bias over Capri Cafaro and notes immunity implications in testimonies. They compare political wealth to accountability and critique George W. Bush's Iraq strategy, urging attention to Fifth Amendment rights and government limits.
A reflective essay argues the Constitution was built to restrain government power and safeguard minority rights and privacy. It claims fear and propaganda erode freedoms, with special-interest money influencing policy and citizens risking property rights through local measures like smoking bans.
Roger F Wood of Elyria argues the Gravelles are not at fault and urges courts to charge social services and the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. He says social workers failed to monitor or medically assess a bedwetting child and accuses agencies of shirking duties by placing troubled children with the Gravelles.
The Chronicle Telegram explains letters to the editor should be 250 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number with mailing and fax and email contact details for submission.
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