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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 2006
Page
6
The Chronicle lists A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young as publishers and editors with Dave Perozek editorial page editor Pattie Waldo managing editor and Matt Westerhold assistant managing editor, outlining prominent staff positions.
The Dover PA court ruling rejects intelligent design as science and supports evolution taught in biology. Ohio School Board member Martha Wise sought to reopen debates on curriculum, but a 9-8 vote blocked her move. Wise argues design theory risks lawsuits and misstates science, while supporters say curricula should separate faith and science.
Milky Way may be merging with a previously unrecognized dwarf galaxy bringing hundreds of thousands of stars into our home galaxy. Astronomers at an American Astronomical Society meeting described the intrusion as close as 30 000 light years from Earth and likened it to a quiet, near invisible infiltration that went undetected until now. Polaris Ab is noted as a third pole star alongside Polaris and Polaris B, reinforcing our view of a vast Milky Way while raising no danger to Earth..contact Dale McFeatters at McFeattersOCSHNS com
Norcare Enterprises board announces Steve Laubacher as first CEO to guide a growth plan for Nord Center and its subsidiaries. They urge public involvement, note staff changes, and provide contact details and Guidestar access for financial records. The letter emphasizes openness and citizen participation in expanding behavioral health and services for Lorain County.
Readers in Ohio weigh in on George W. Bush remarks, gun manufacturer liability, and the president’s wartime powers. Contributors cite jobs, economy, and elections in Afghanistan and Iraq, while urging accountability and constitutional protections amid ongoing national debate.
A letter writer questions Prime Minister Blair and President Bush arguing Bush claimed God speaks through him in Lancaster Pennsylvania on July 9, 20H. The writer says they are nonpartisan and criticizes political messaging to win votes.
An AP Ipsos poll shows only 42 percent of Americans approve government interception of domestic phone calls and emails without court approval. The Bush administration faced backlash over NSA eavesdropping programs.
The Chronicle-Talagram invites letters to the editor. Letters should be 200 words or fewer and may be edited for length and clarity. Include signature, full home address and phone number. Mail to Editorial Page Box 4010 Elyria 44 or email chroniclal.com.
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