The Chronicle masthead and staff credits
The Chronicle lists A. Cooper Hudnutt as publisher and Patti Ewald as managing editor in the newspaper’s masthead and staff credits.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 2008
Page
5
The Chronicle lists A. Cooper Hudnutt as publisher and Patti Ewald as managing editor in the newspaper’s masthead and staff credits.
The editorial criticizes Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner for ordering Cuyahoga County to replace touch screens with optical scanners, and for requiring paper ballots on request in counties using touch-screen systems. It notes costs, security concerns, and warns the move could undermine public confidence while suggesting Lorain County might face similar changes.
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram backs U S Attorney General Mukasey for appointing John Durham to criminally investigate the 2002 CIA interrogation tapes destruction. The piece urges delaying Congress inquiries to avoid tainting the probe and supports clarifying interrogation methods under law.
A reader urges fair sentencing and criticizes Judge Burge over capital punishment procedures while criticizing national politics. The letter condemns George Bush and racial heated rhetoric, urging turnout against divisive emails and urging focus on health care jobs and Iraq.
The Chronicle-Telegram invites letters to the editor with edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or shorter and may be trimmed if longer. Include signature full home address and telephone number with mail fax or email contact details for submission.
Washington Post columnist Eugenia Robinson notes Obama’s Iowa victory as a signal of progress toward racial inclusion. He argues the moment challenges stereotypes though cautions that race is not a finished social project and true colorblindness remains distant.
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