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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2006
Page
6
Dave Perczek serves as Editorial Page Editor with Patti Ewald as Managing Editor and Matt Westerhold as Assistant Managing Editor, listing senior newsroom leadership. The note identifies key editors responsible for opinion content and page direction.
The United States faces armor shortfalls in Iraq with reports that up to 80 percent of Marine torso wounds might have been survivable with fuller coverage. The Pentagon study notes many fatal chest and back wounds occurred outside existing plates, prompting Army orders for side-panel inserts.
Dale McFeatters reports that Congress late last year banned torture and warrantless NSA spying, but President Bush asserted emergency powers to override those limits and detain citizens without trial. The piece highlights concerns over War Powers Act 1973, post 9/11 resolutions, and calls for Congress to reassert intended bounds as soon as it reconvenes.
Readers discuss Wickliffe library usage and Ninth Amendment rights, Avon zoning pressure by Mr Rames seeking 8 big box retailers, and community backlash to over commercial development. James and Elizabeth Deitz urge Ohio minimum wage reform with Let Justice Roll Ohio, urging signatures and ballot action.
Veteran stylist of 34 years invites fellow hairdressers to donate time to New Life Hospice, covering a large area. Contact Peggy, volunteer coordinator Julie Harris in Vermilion at 440 934 1458.
Columnist Bob Kart reflects on Hugh Thompson the My Lai helicopter pilot who intervened to shield civilians. Thompson died of cancer in Louisiana at 62, years after facing mixed opinions and delayed recognition for his courageous actions.
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