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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2008
Page
9
The Chronicle staff page lists editor Andrew R. Young as Editor, Kyle D. Kondik as Editorial Page Editor, and Patti Ewald as Managing Editor.
Elyria Mayor Bill Grace hires Don Brackenhoff, chief financial officer of The Krone Group, at 61 000 a year to lead economic development. The move shifts Jerry Klein to Building Department while Brackenhoff focuses on growth amid questions about accountability and measurable results.
The House and Senate will return with many issues to tackle but may skip them due to politics. The Lieberman Warner America's Climate Security Act would set a declining cap on greenhouse gas emissions from 2012 to 2050, creating allowances trading to curb pollution. The piece urges Congress to proceed despite President Bush's stance and signals U.S. readiness to respond to climate change.
The Lorain city council is criticized for closed door decisions limiting industrial growth and public discussion, threatening jobs and future business. The piece contrasts local governance with national politics, likening the Republican nominating race to a cockatoo mating dance where big business fears evangelical Huckabee and Romney stagnates.
Allan R. Holland of Elyria writes that Wall Street backs Romney and the GOP while President aids corporate interests. He warns of a plutocracy under W and fears a future theocracy if Republicans win. He urges citizens to stay alert for an “interesting ride.”
A reader letters piece ridicules Republican debate proposals, predicting extreme border walls mass deportations and magical tech fixes while noting global warming, jobs, debt and military costs. It also references editorial guidelines and submission details for letters to the Chronicle Telegram.
Kondik argues that seeking consensus oft en hides bad ideas and blame shifting. He cites Johnsons Vietnam approach and modern Washington as examples, noting Breaux and Lott forming a bipartisan lobbying group to push results while critiquing superficial unity. The piece blends history, current events, and opinion.
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