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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2007
Page
6
The Chronicle notes Andrew R. Young serving as editor, with the piece reflecting on his leadership and the newspaper's role in the community. The entry highlights the editor’s influence and ongoing editorial direction.
Sherrod Brown, 54, was sworn in as Ohio’s new U S senator after defeating incumbent Mike DeWine by about 56 percent in November. Supporters celebrated with a Washington dinner and charter buses from Ohio. Brown’s Lorain County roots and House tenure shape his new role and Democratic agenda.
The Security Council approved a resolution imposing limited sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program after Tehran rejected a UN deadline. Russia pressed to soften measures, excluding a Russian built power plant from sanctions. The measure allows tougher penalties in 60 days if Iran continues its program.
Broadcaster Pat Robertson cautions that a future threat may resemble a large scale attack but does not claim it will be nuclear. He urges readers to consider the possibility of a major violent event in the United States rather than specifying weapon type.
Harold Holzer argues Lincoln would limit war to necessary goals, adapt generals and tactics, and keep public morale high. He cites Lincoln’s flexibility, rapid change in strategy, and reliance on clear communication to outline a modern approach to terrorism and conflict.
Jim Shea notes the 110th Congress is seated with Democrats in control, Pelosi as speaker, and promises bipartisanship but a busy first 100 hours. Ethics bills and earmark scrutiny rise as openness aims to shape House and Senate conduct amid partisan tension.
A reader from Elyria criticizes U S spending on overseas adoptions and aid. He recalls military aid in Korea and accuses leaders of diverting funds while acknowledging American children in need. He cites Madonna Jolie and Chinese baby sales as examples.
Glenn Walter from Lorain argues in reaction to the Gravelle case that a Huron County prosecutor should be tried for prosecutorial misconduct after the Gravelles were found guilty on four felony charges and seven misdemeanors in a dispute involving their 11 special needs children.
A letter argues Christmas is Christian citing Luke 1 8 20 and Jesus birth as central. The writer supports Nativity scenes for Judas Iscariot’s betrayal explained as forgiveness and praises Harvey Gittler, urging readers to attend church and read the Bible this new year.
The Chronicle-Telegram invites letters to the editor and may edit for brevity and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or shorter, with signature, full address, and telephone number. Submission options include mail, fax, and email to the Editorial Page Editor.
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