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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 2012
Page
10
The Chronicle presents its historical founders and leadership including A C Hudnutt from 1927 to 1950 and successive Hudnutt publishers. Andrew R. Young serves as editor with Julie Wallace as managing editor, detailing a lineage of newsroom leadership.
Bishop Richard Lennon said the Cleveland Catholic Diocese remains dedicated to its urban centers even after closing 54 parishes across eight counties. The restructuring raised 19.5 million dollars, with 7.6 million from parish property sales, funds to open parishes, the Parish Assistance Fund, and a homeless shelter program run by St. Joseph Church Lorain. The plan aimed to strengthen remaining parishes while serving the poor and rebuilding a more vibrant Catholic community in Cleveland Lorain and Akron.
Libyan officials roll out the red carpet for Omar Bashir, ICC indictee and Sudanese president, amid talks that he may advise on integrating insurgents into Libya's military and police. Critics warn Bashir’s record of displacement and militia violence makes him unfit for consultation and urge international condemnation.
In a broad critique the author argues No Child Left Behind failed after a decade, urging the government to withdraw from schooling and let teachers control classrooms. The letter attacks partisan politics, Dodd-Frank oversight, Cordray’s power, and editorial stances as empowering a Venezuela-like government with little transparency.
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines letter to editor rules, noting 250 words or fewer, potential edits for brevity and clarity, and requiring signature, full address, and phone number for verification. It provides mailing fax and email contact details for submissions to the Editorial Page Editor.
Leonard Pitts argues that the college booing of Rick Santorum over his opposition to gay marriage reflects a broader shift toward support for marriage equality, especially among younger generations. He notes Pew data showing rising youth support and cites Meghan McCain calling Santorum's views dated and gross. The piece portrays bigotry as fading as change arrives.
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