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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2011
Page
12
Andrew R. Young, longtime editor of The Chronicle, steps down after a decades long tenure. Julie Wallace, managing editor, notes leadership and newsroom shaping community reporting.
In a shift under pressure, Ohio governor elect Kasich will allow reporters to cover his 12:01 a.m. swearing-in in the Senate chamber, with a ceremonial oath later the same day. Spokesman Rob Nichols notes privacy concerns for the family but emphasizes public access for transparency and trust.
The Kansas City Star argues Washington must act in the WTO to curb China's control of rare earths. It warns of reliance on a single supplier for critical defense and tech needs and calls for revived domestic mining and substitute research to secure national security.
A Wednesday editorial headline misidentified the actor ordering Akron to raise police pay. The correct role is conciliator, not an individual who directed the city.
Readers discuss the lack of formal rules for presidents returning military salutes and critique about taxes and public spending. Opinions reference Reagan and Obama practices, Politico exposes, and remarks from Robertson and Beck. Letters cover personal finances and concealed carry processes.
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines letter guidelines stating letters should be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number for verification and provide mailing fax or email contact details for submission.
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts Jr argues blacks should openly document painful histories as Jews do with Holocaust education. He cites fear of memory and urges oral histories in churches and schools to preserve identity and counter denial.
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