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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2008
Page
6
The Chronicle masthead shows publishers and editors with historical dates and names including A C Hudnutt, Arthur D Hudnutt, A Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew R Young, Kyle D Kondie, Patti Ewald, and Julie Wallace. It lists roles such as Publisher Editor and Managing Editor across multiple periods.
The Central Lorain Strategic Leadership Team and partners seek to revitalize Broadway and 14th Street with 40 lease-to-own homes and a Horizon Day Care Center. Mayor Tony Krasienko supports land banking as a path forward. Dolan blocks for House speaker aims. Batchelder may win. Lorain BOE buys out teachers to save funds and fix a looming deficit.
The Dallas Morning News editorial argues Republicans face a live wire presidential race and must move beyond Reaganism. It endorses Gov. Huckabee for fresh economic messaging, emphasizes investing in math and science education, and cautions against relying on a generation-old platform as primaries sort out the party’s future.
A reader blasts Congress for phasing out incandescent bulbs in favor of CFLs arguing fixture sizes prevent bulb upgrades. The letter also critiques Mitt Romney, Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and Mike Huckabee with references to Wall Street, big oil, and defense contractors, while discussing the 2007 NFL playoff outcomes and a proposed Colts Titans collusion claim.
Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson analyzes the 2008 campaign landscape. He contrasts Democratic hopefuls Obama Clinton and Edwards with Republican contenders including Huckabee Romney and McCain on economy Iraq and party soul. He notes public doubt over the economy and the stark policy divides shaping primary debates.
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