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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2007
Page
5
The Chronicle announces its historic roots with founding date July 24 1829 and lists publishers A C Hudnutt 1927 1950 and Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 1991 plus editor Andrew R Young and editors Dave Perozek Patti Ewald Julie Wallace as current leadership.
The Basic Pilot program, created to verify workers’ legal status, has a hole where matching names and Social Security numbers allow identity theft. A Swift & Co. raid exposed gaps. officials say updates to Social Security law could patch the system, while private firms expand background checks.
FDA lifts 14 year ban on silicone implants for cosmetic use and warns women they may need additional surgery. Regulators call for MRI every two years and replacements every decade, while noting patients bear most costs. Congress must enforce a lengthy 10 year study of 80,000 women.
A fragment reports North Ridle resident David Gillock stating the squirrel is OK. A mention notes a warden incident occurring shortly before a vehicle was totaled by the warden.
Readers critique the Ohio State loss to Florida, noting Jim Tressel’s dignity despite defeat and praising his reputation. Letters praise or critique public issues from smoking rights to political witch hunts and justice system members.
The writer argues for declaring victory, withdrawing from Iraq, and focusing on border enforcement. It claims Bush plan will fail and promotes immediate action. It cites border tensions, Mexican pesos in pay, and a virtual fence as alternatives while expressing strong militia sentiment. The piece ends with Long live the Minute Men and names ROBERT A. MICK from Elyria.
The Frederick banner protest of Bong Hits 4 Jesus at a Juneau Alaska school in 2002 could reach the Supreme Court. The 18 year old was suspended then sued, a 9th Circuit ruling favored him, and the high court agreed to hear the appeal last year. The case tests student expression online and off campus under Tinker era limits and explores how far schools may regulate speech tied to drug themes. The ruling may shape protections for student voices on and off campus.
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